What about RDF ?

[akuckartz]

The Recommendation seems to apply only to HTML. What about RDF serialisations ?

[devd]

The spec is mostly focused on HTML intentionally. Maybe some day we will look at RDF but it is unlikely in the next version.

(unless browser vendors are really interested in this)

[BigBlueHat]

FWIW, we are exploring integrity expression in JSON-LD in relationship to @context values and meaning. See w3c/json-ld-syntax#9 for more on the topic.

[dveditz]

I could certainly see adding fetch parameters to indicate integrity, and then you'd be covered whatever the contents happen to be. Is that what you were getting at?

[awwright]

I'm working on standardizing some other hypermedia formats, what we really need is a Web linking attribute registry that we can register SRI with.

It would have to describe the link attribute name, the range of the target (is it a URI or a text string), and the metadata that it generates, and any other ways it affects the state of the link or relationship between the two resources.

As far as I understand, there's still no way to add an SRI attribute to the HTTP Link header, correct? That would otherwise have to be added in an update to RFC 8288, due to how link attributes are defined.

[mozfreddyb]

I could certainly see adding fetch parameters to indicate integrity, and then you'd be covered whatever the contents happen to be. Is that what you were getting at?

I'm not sure what you're saying but fetch() does support an integrity option.

[mozfreddyb]

Closed due to inactivity.

[akuckartz]

Others issues created three years ago without any comment are still open but this younger ones with several comments is closed because there was no comment in seven months? Strange.

[mozfreddyb]

I'm going through issues one-by-one, not having triaged all of them yet that's what it looks like.
If you insist, I'm happy to re-open and label it with "far future" if you insist - but it seems there is other work required that is outside of this spec (e.g.,the RFC 8288 thing above) and I'm not going to drive that.
Happy to revisit once this is unblocked. Sounds fair?