Comments (4)
I'm imagining the interop flag would be paired with the cjs
, esm
, and web-platform
tags as appropriate
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interoperability
: cjs <-> esm interop or node <-> browser interop
I think there is a distinction between web-interop
and cjs-interop
with ESM (which is still the implicit major goal to ship here).
Do you see those two cases as commonly being grouped together?
If not, maybe worth the split?
If yes,
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FYI I did a bit of color-coordination here to make sure that:
- labels used for counterpart indications use a shared color
- change colors as needed to enhance contrast to promote easy (and pleasing) reading
- attempt to find colors that symbolize labels (at least not ones that contradict them)
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Symbolical
Label | Indication | Description |
---|---|---|
#ffffcc |
doc |
— |
#dd2277 |
duplicate |
This issue or pull request already exists |
#ccff88 |
no/go? |
one-off "not pro forma" actions |
Arbitrary
Label | Indication | Description |
---|---|---|
#dfe539 |
tsc-agenda |
To be discussed by the technical committee |
#118811 |
modules-agenda |
To be discussed in a meeting |
#fbca04 |
modules-review |
To be reviewed by team in github thread |
Categorical
Label | Indications |
---|---|
#ffcc33 |
cjs esm |
#99ee77 |
interoperability web-platform |
#dd3300 |
discussion errata proposal |
#006699 |
terminology surveys features |
#1177cc |
events membership roadmap |
#99eebb |
meeting-notes meta |
FYI — Rendering color patches
Github renders a color patch for inline code `#ffffcc`
like this #ffffcc
.
It is also possible, but somewhat irresponsible to use an image service like placehold.it like this .
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