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Should the version history of the schema.org JSON-LD context file be archived? #1101

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danbri opened this issue Apr 14, 2016 · 4 comments
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danbri commented Apr 14, 2016

/cc @betehess

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If possible with only a small amount of effort: yes.

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danbri commented Apr 14, 2016

Since the site is essentially static, this would add another step to the release process https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/blob/sdo-deimos/RELEASING.TXT ...

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danbri commented Aug 19, 2016

@RichardWallis has automated much of RELEASING.TXT in scripts/buildreleasefiles.sh

Richard - could you add the JSON-LD context to this too?

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danbri commented Jul 17, 2020

Thanks @RichardWallis - this was fixed. Closing!

# In schemaorg/data/releases/

master└─ $ ls -1v */*context*
3.5/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
3.6/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
3.7/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
3.8/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
3.9/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
4.0/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
5.0/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
6.0/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
7.0/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
7.01/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
7.02/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
7.03/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
7.04/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
8.0/schemaorgcontext.jsonld
9.0/schemaorgcontext.jsonld

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