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This week we will be having an Outreach meeting followed by a the weekly Dev meeting.
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@indigoxela - I agree, I mentioned the SVG topic specifically for the dev meeting. I think we'll definitely want Nate involved in that discussion. Good call!
Apr 18th Weekly Meetings
Hi colbyat, re display in the browser: the problem is that when a 500 occurs, this PHP process died before being able to render anything. So that won't work. Logging is possible, but...
Displaying 500 errors
SVG's are a great topic for the design meeting, but also for the dev meeting. Two currently active issues related to SVG overlap a bit when it comes to security aspects. https://...
Apr 18th Weekly Meetings
We might want to talk about this issue at the dev meeting (if someone is available to speak to the issue and what needs to be done): Support SVG in Image Library https://github.com/...
Apr 18th Weekly Meetings
I know it's a long and difficult job to make Backdrop known and for people to realize the power (and simplicity) of the product. And I think you do a great job. What I like about Backdrop...
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Dev question: Are they "URL aliases" or "Path aliases" in code and docs (or is either term OK)? Background and multiple inconsistent info at https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/5405.
We changed it from "Path Aliases" (as it was most commonly called in D7) to "URL aliases" in Backdrop, because most people don't understand the difference between a path and a URL, but almost everyone intuitively know what a URL is.
It's very likely that code comments and documentation still say "Path Alias". We made an effort to catch most of the instances in the UI, but it's possible we missed some of those too.
Thank you for bringing this up!
And thank you, in turn, for clarifying (and settling) the issue! Now I can proceed on a couple things (code and adding docs).