page.name is not correct for rdf resource

[white-gecko]

if the config.baseurl is empty the page.name starts with a slash, even though, it should just be the file name.

[Simaris]

the reason is that page.name is an alias for page.rdf.render_path (in our plugin).
We made specific rules for render_path in #94
page.name currently abides by these rules

[white-gecko]

I think the page.name should be the IRI/URI in our case.

[Simaris]

That might be intrusive to jekylls rendering behaviour. page.name is a predefined variable for the actual name of the file (index.html, main.html etc.) and plays a role in determining where a page is rendered to.

[white-gecko]

Do we know that or is this a guess? Can you find any documentation about that? If it is actually defining, where the page is rendered to, than why is it index.md for a file called index.md, which is rendered to index.html. I think this is actually for where the page is rendered from and that is in our case an RDF resource which is identified by an IRI.

[Simaris]

My guess is that we are not supposed to use page.name, since it is not listed in Jekyll variable doc nor in this chaet sheet.
We probably should make page.title viable instead.