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Remove statement regarding missing TDD API specification #245

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@JKRhb JKRhb commented Nov 27, 2023

While working on #242, I noticed that there is a leftover sentence in the document that states that there is no standard API specification for WoT TDDs "to maintain and query TDs". As there is an API specification included in the Discovery document by now, I think this sentence could be removed now which this PR proposes to do.

@farshidtz: Do you also think this gap has been closed? Or are there still gaps to fill in the API specification?


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@farshidtz: Do you also think this gap has been closed? Or are there still gaps to fill in the API specification?

Yes. Thank you for updating the use case.

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@chachamimm we are not working on the document anymore but I think we can simply merge this PR as it updates some editorial stuff and removes an outdated statement about missing Discovery API.

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mmccool commented Nov 20, 2024

Will merge for now, but really this points out that in general, Use Cases will bring up gaps that may eventually get addressed. Rather than deleting the mention of the gap we should "tag" such feature requests/gaps as having been resolved. See issue #310

@mmccool mmccool merged commit 75d457b into w3c:main Nov 20, 2024
@JKRhb JKRhb deleted the update-building-usecase branch November 30, 2024 10:05
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