"Latest published version" in editor's draft points to wrong place

[jyasskin]

In https://w3c.github.io/geolocation-api/, the "Latest published version:" points to https://www.w3.org/geolocation/, which is not a version of this spec. I think it should point to https://www.w3.org/TR/geolocation/.

[marcoscaceres]

Weird... I think this is a ReSpec bug...

[marcoscaceres]

I'll take a look at what's going on... For whatever reason, respec is not producing the right URL.

[floresbakker]

I have a similar thing for my community group htmlvoc. Respec derives correctly that the "Latest published version:" is
"https://github.com/floresbakker/htmlvoc" but for some reason comes up with a non-existent URL for "Latest editor's draft:": "https://floresbakker.github.io/htmlvoc/". Where does it get this information from? My W3C profile does not have this URL, nor does the page of my community group at https://www.w3.org/community/htmlvoc/

This is the ReSpec configuration:

var respecConfig = {

  | specStatus: "CG-DRAFT",
  | latestVersion: "https://github.com/floresbakker/htmlvoc",
  | editors: [{name: "Flores Bakker"},{name: "Thomas de Groot"},{name: "Wouter Beek"},],
  | github: "https://github.com/floresbakker/htmlvoc",
  | shortName: "htmlvoc",
  |  
  | group: "htmlvoc",
  | };

UPDATE: I am just discovering the Github pages functionality, so I understand that the .io URL can be derived from the ordinary .com URL. I guess the "Latest published version" is for the repository itself and the "Latest editor's draft" is for the report that describes the subject of the W3C group.