08:41
<howdoi>
new to service workers, is there a way to cache the url that we fetch?
08:42
<howdoi>
Say, on click of a button I fetch and img, is there a way to inform SW to cache whatever is fetched ?
08:42
<howdoi>
dynamic caching
10:41
<zcorpan>
MikeSmit1: there's no need to --amend "PR xyz" on our own branches, i believe
10:41
<zcorpan>
MikeSmit1: just others' forks that we fixup
10:51
<Ms2ger>
zcorpan, I guess it's not strictly necessary if you push to the feature branch before master
10:52
<Ms2ger>
zcorpan, still, it's kinda nice to have that data locally
11:29
<rits>
annevk: in this https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/388 , fully active needs to be conditional on a document when it has no browsing context, i think
15:10
<ondras>
so
15:10
<ondras>
decodeAudioData
15:10
<ondras>
is this supposed to destroy the arrayBuffer passed to it?
15:11
<ondras>
because in Firefox, I do "console.log(buffer); ctx.decodeAudioData(buffer, cb); console.log(buffer)"
15:11
<ondras>
and the first log shows ArrayBuffer { byteLength: 3152545 }
15:11
<ondras>
second log shows ArrayBuffer { byteLength: 0 }
15:16
<Ms2ger>
> Neuter the audioData ArrayBuffer
15:16
<Ms2ger>
Spec says yes
15:18
<ondras>
Ms2ger: thanks. can I somehow clone the arraybuffer then, so I can use its contents for other purposes as well?
15:19
<Ms2ger>
I dunno
15:19
<ondras>
:/
15:19
<ondras>
ok
15:19
<ondras>
for now, I can simply use the buffer and feed it to web audio after I am done, reversing the current operation order
15:20
Ms2ger
has avoided both audio and typed arrays so far
15:22
<ondras>
ah
15:22
<ondras>
well my app kinda plays music and displays its metadata
15:22
<ondras>
so both web audio and typed arrays are a must
15:27
<annevk>
rits: cannot really investigate, no laptop, but I think when we want fully active we also want a browsing context
16:21
<rits>
annevk: oh ok, sorry for disturbing you in vacations was just wondering that the changes needs to be done https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#fully-active here only
17:38
<caitp>
i'm sorry I cannot help you, my private island in the carribean sea deflects all signals from web standards organizations and implementations, and also has a great pool-side bar
20:13
<roc>
ondras: sure, you can easily clone the ArrayBuffer
20:16
<ondras>
roc: via slice()? Was not sure if that actually copies any data or creates a "view" buffer
20:16
<roc>
I think slice() copies
20:16
<roc>
it's obviously more memory-efficient to get the data you need out of it first, then pass it to the decoder