00:36
<othermaciej>
Hixie: I <3 the split/rename of the Web Browsers section
00:36
<othermaciej>
Hixie: I was just about to file a bug when I noticed it
00:41
annevk
missed that
00:43
<annevk>
arguably in complete.html some Web application APIs should be under that new section...
00:46
<annevk>
if srcdoc implies <!doctype html> I think text/html-sandboxed should too
01:10
<othermaciej>
annevk: text/html-sandboxed and srcdoc have totally different purposes
01:10
<othermaciej>
I don't see the relation
01:12
<Lachy>
othermaciej, I think the idea is that since text/html-sandboxed is a new MIME type without the legacy issues of text/html, then documents served as such should be rendered in standards mode
01:12
<Lachy>
I'm not sure whether or not that's a good idea though
01:13
<othermaciej>
yeah, I can see the potential benefit
01:13
<othermaciej>
on the other hand, it effectively introduces a third syntax
01:13
<othermaciej>
for just one minor difference
01:14
<Dashiva>
That would have a bad save-as story, unless the mime-type comes with a new file type suffix as well
01:18
<othermaciej>
you'd probably want a new suffix for the sake of Web servers that bind by extension
01:32
<Dashiva>
"Sorry, but document conformance can't depend on something for which no process is defined."
13:00
<jgraham>
si-p: With the latest mercurial head I see one failure, a known issue with BeautifulSoup. What version are you running?
13:01
jgraham
actually has to go for a bit but should be around later on
18:18
<Huvet>
hi, is there a way (similar to commit_on_success) that can commit a transaction every 100:th save that's made?
18:19
<Huvet>
would be a great way to speed up my bulk inserts, but still allow me to break them off halfway if needed
18:34
<Huvet>
ehm... that was NOT in the right channel, sorry
20:33
<annevk>
othermaciej, well, we introduce a new syntax for srcdoc
20:33
<annevk>
othermaciej, would make sense to me if text/html-sandboxed uses the same