A string that is either a fully-qualified absolute URL or a site-relative
path beginning with /. Used for Resource.url, VideoLesson.source,
and VideoLesson.poster — v1 ships static assets under /public (see
design.md §D5, §D9) so relative paths are the natural form. The boundary
still rejects garbage (empty strings, schemes without a host, paths
without a leading /).
A string that is either a fully-qualified absolute URL or a site-relative path beginning with
/. Used forResource.url,VideoLesson.source, andVideoLesson.poster— v1 ships static assets under/public(see design.md §D5, §D9) so relative paths are the natural form. The boundary still rejects garbage (empty strings, schemes without a host, paths without a leading/).