At or around 00492ace01, I modified packages
to output canonical `@name`s, which contains a leading forward
slash. Previously, names omitted that slash. I did not believe that this
caused any problems.
It seems that the XSLT-based `standalones` system utilizes this package name
to derive a supplier name, which is supposed to be the filename of the
package without any path. Since the package name changed from
`suppliers/foo` to `/suppliers/foo`, for example, this was now producing
"suppliers/name" instead of "name".
Of course, it was never a good idea to strip off only the first path
component. But, this is how it has been since TAME was originally created
well over a decade ago.
I did not catch this since I was diff'ing the output of the xmle files, not
the final JS files. I had thought that was sufficient, given what I was
changing, but I was wrong.
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Mike Gerwitz
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