Point to HTML for DOMStringList #385
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Note that per whatwg/html#2179 we might want to move it back to HTML. Merging this seems fine in the meantime. |
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You think DOMStringList should be in HTML? I was thinking DOM, but I don't really care. Anyway, I'd rather we make a plan and then update all the specifications together than point temporarily to Indexed DB. |
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Since HTML is the one that would be using it, I was thinking HTML. |
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Sounds good. I'm happy to work on that unless someone else volunteers. Shall I just add a section after "2.6.2 Collections" called "2.6.3 The DOMStringList interface"? |
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whatwg/html#2192 has a PR for that. |
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LGTM |
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See w3c/IndexedDB#28