@AmeliasBrain A reason to think about it could be the optimization effort of SVGO for instance. It tries to collapse multiple paths into one. This could result into extremely long path data.
@AmeliasBrain As an implementer (I worked on a couple and none did multiple rendering cycles of a path while parsing it), I would advice against it as it could result into very weird experiences. It is possible though. It could be that Chrome does this and the SVG spec wouldnโt disallow it.
@plinss@tabatkins I was considering to use Twitterโs down vote button for the very first time. -4??? ๐ฑHow does society still work if we disagree on something substantial like that? ๐
@steveruizok Great demo and explanation of the feature! The spec for the mentioned properties is indeed not mentioning the exact behavior of dashes at the start and end corners and the text should be adjusted. The link to the spec for others as reference: https://t.co/YjVI91HK5g
@adrianegger @danburzo Could you open a ticket on https://t.co/uYzPN4NjQ0 and describe the exact way how your workflow looks like please? Add all the ways you generate the SVG file from pressing CTRL/CMD+S to Asset Export or copy/paste. Please share the link afterwards.
@danburzo @adrianegger Adobe Illustrator uses the SVG Export options for Copy, Asset Export, Artboard Export and normal export. Save As options are used for File > Save As and legacy Save4Web. For scripts, the default settings are used and the script needs to override them on each export.