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Currently we have composite tag names like node:stream. That tag have Node.js as its parent. I propose to display child tag with its parent, for example `Node.js:node:stream'. It will require ren...
#2: Post edited
by
talex
·
2024-09-11T19:20:08Z (2 months ago)
Currently we have composite tag names like `node:stream`.That tag have `Node.js` as its parent.- I propose to display child tag with its parent, for example `Node.js:node:stream'.
- It will require renaming some composite tags and probably forbidding use of `:` (or other separator we decide to use) in tag names.
- There is a question what to do with grand children.
- Also how to display those in lists. It will be confusing to see `parent parent:child parent:child:grandchild` in one list.
- Currently we have composite tag names like `node:stream`. That tag have `Node.js` as its parent.
- I propose to display child tag with its parent, for example `Node.js:node:stream'.
- It will require renaming some composite tags and probably forbidding use of `:` (or other separator we decide to use) in tag names.
- There is a question what to do with grand children.
- Also how to display those in lists. It will be confusing to see `parent parent:child parent:child:grandchild` in one list.
#1: Initial revision
by
talex
·
2024-09-11T19:19:48Z (2 months ago)
Tag full names.
Currently we have composite tag names like `node:stream`. That tag have `Node.js` as its parent. I propose to display child tag with its parent, for example `Node.js:node:stream'. It will require renaming some composite tags and probably forbidding use of `:` (or other separator we decide to use) in tag names. There is a question what to do with grand children. Also how to display those in lists. It will be confusing to see `parent parent:child parent:child:grandchild` in one list.