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This is something a person did when creating a routine, making the body of a routine a pair of URLs (separated by commas)
A bare URL pretty clearly means "open", and we could treat it as that. I'm not sure if this would be routine-specific, or if we should just allow URLs as intents generally.
To make URLs be intents, we should probably have [destination:url] (i.e., a URL type). This would be a new kind of matcher, since URLs are best matched by regex and not fixed words. Mostly a URL is something that starts with http:// or https:// – we don't need to support other schemes, and we don't need to parse the URL further (we shouldn't worry about whether the next bit looks like a domain).
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This is something a person did when creating a routine, making the body of a routine a pair of URLs (separated by commas)
A bare URL pretty clearly means "open", and we could treat it as that. I'm not sure if this would be routine-specific, or if we should just allow URLs as intents generally.
To make URLs be intents, we should probably have
[destination:url]
(i.e., a URL type). This would be a new kind of matcher, since URLs are best matched by regex and not fixed words. Mostly a URL is something that starts withhttp://
orhttps://
– we don't need to support other schemes, and we don't need to parse the URL further (we shouldn't worry about whether the next bit looks like a domain).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: