> Which build process are you talking about?
The one in the comment I replied to.
Fair, but that shows the issue at hand, doesn't it? XSLT is a general solution, while most alternatives are relatively specific solutions.
(Though I've written repeatedly about my preferred alternative to XSLT)
> (Though I've written repeatedly about my preferred alternative to XSLT)
Link to example?
I've previously suggested the XML stylesheet tag should allow
<?xml-stylesheet type="application/javascript" href="https://example.org/script.js"?>
Oh yes sorry I thought you meant you had a blog post or something on it.
Fair, but that shows the issue at hand, doesn't it? XSLT is a general solution, while most alternatives are relatively specific solutions.
(Though I've written repeatedly about my preferred alternative to XSLT)
> (Though I've written repeatedly about my preferred alternative to XSLT)
Link to example?
I've previously suggested the XML stylesheet tag should allow
which would then allow the script to use the service-worker APIs to intercept and transform the request.Oh yes sorry I thought you meant you had a blog post or something on it.