12:08
<zcorpan>
0 notifications!! (down from something like 550)
19:13
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: where did we come to a decision on returning basic for same-origin no-cors requests? https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests/blob/master/service-workers/service-worker/fetch-response-taint.https.html#L122
19:13
<wanderview>
I can't find it
19:15
<jugglinmike>
wanderview: https://github.com/whatwg/fetch/issues/535
19:15
<wanderview>
thanks
19:31
<jugglinmike>
no problem
20:19
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: does chrome actually pass this somehow? https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests/blame/master/service-workers/service-worker/resources/fetch-response-xhr-iframe.https.html#L43
20:19
<wanderview>
seems that should throw since event doesn't exist
20:20
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: I'll fix it locally and get it upstreamed
20:22
<jugglinmike>
wanderview: it does pass
20:22
<jugglinmike>
but that change is definitely not intention
20:22
<jugglinmike>
intentional
20:22
<jugglinmike>
It passes because of this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/event
20:23
<wanderview>
ah....
20:23
<wanderview>
ok
20:23
<wanderview>
I didn't know that existed
20:23
<jugglinmike>
Sometimes
20:27
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: I guess we are thinking of implementing it in the future... but some stuff with shadow dom needs to be spec'd
20:27
<wanderview>
or something
20:31
<jugglinmike>
the lack of support in Firefox is a good thing. I'd like that to go away, so FF proves that interop isn't a problem
20:38
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: does this one pass for chrome? https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests/blob/master/service-workers/service-worker/fetch-request-fallback.https.html#L96
20:38
<wanderview>
AFAICT the harness does not like passing null for the exception type there
20:38
<wanderview>
https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests/blob/51a11c7f17d967633edbefff36cfb2f0ae23c074/resources/testharness.js#L1182
20:43
<jugglinmike>
wanderview: You're right; it does not. We were only able to land it because of timing issues in the upstreaming process. Mek caught that her https://codereview.chromium.org/2858933003#msg23
20:43
<jugglinmike>
and while I offered to "correct this in WPT directly", I failed to follow through on that offer
20:43
<jugglinmike>
I will do so presently
20:44
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: I can do it... but what did you end up using?
20:44
<wanderview>
'NetworkError' or new TypeError()?
20:45
<jugglinmike>
Oh, hey
20:45
<jugglinmike>
Actually, I'm not as big of a screw-up as I thought
20:45
<jugglinmike>
Here's the patch https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests/pull/5869
20:46
<jugglinmike>
I can't request your review on GitHub.com, though. Do you have commit rights to WPT?
20:47
<wanderview>
no
20:47
<wanderview>
I can land it locally and get it upstreamed if you want
20:48
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: that patch fixes the test for us
20:48
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: I'm doing a pass of WPT stuff and will request a sync next week sometime
20:49
<wanderview>
or you can land it there and we'll get it on sync
20:49
<wanderview>
I guess it doesn't matter
20:50
<jugglinmike>
Unfortunately, it's out of my hands now
20:50
<wanderview>
oh?
20:50
<jugglinmike>
It needs a review
20:51
<jugglinmike>
I'll add Matt on the Chromium team to the list of requested reviewers. He's in Japan, but he may be able to get to it before we're in on Monday morning
20:51
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: do you mind if I land it locally and upstream that way?
20:51
<wanderview>
ok, I'll just wait
20:58
<wanderview>
jugglinmike: can you request review from me now?
20:58
<wanderview>
oh, mek approved them
20:59
<jugglinmike>
hah, seems he did
20:59
<jugglinmike>
Thanks, Mek!
20:59
<wanderview>
will it auto-merge?
21:00
<jugglinmike>
Refresh
21:00
<jugglinmike>
It's merged now, too
21:00
<wanderview>
awesome, thanks
21:00
<wanderview>
I have trouble reading
21:03
<jugglinmike>
No worries. It's the end of the week, after all
21:17
<smaug>
rniwa: webkit doesn't support HTML Imports , right?
21:17
<smaug>
and doesn't plan to
21:17
<rniwa>
smaug: nope
21:18
<rniwa>
smaug: we don't support HTML imports or builtin custom elements, and we don't plan to
21:18
<smaug>
wanderview: ^
21:24
<wanderview>
thanks
21:24
<wanderview>
rniwa: do you guys have any thoughts on "html modules" approach? I've heard some rumblings about that
21:24
<yoav>
Domenic: Reviewed https://github.com/whatwg/html/pull/2588
21:25
<yoav>
The CL with the tests is ready to go. Ideally we want to land both at the same time
21:25
<yoav>
(and I don't have write access)
21:33
<Domenic>
yoav: should be good to go, except you gotta merge the preload spec change :)
21:36
<yoav>
Domenic: deal!
21:37
<Domenic>
yoav: https://github.com/w3c/preload/issues/95 and https://github.com/w3c/preload/issues/80 now seem closable
21:37
<yoav>
just closed
21:38
<Domenic>
:)
21:39
<yoav>
Next is https://codereview.chromium.org/2903653005/. I'll change the IDL according to your comments and land
21:41
<rniwa>
wanderview: html modules seem more promising but we haven't really hashed out details ourselves yet
21:52
<intervalia>
The site `https://github.com/whatwg` says "To be invited, just ask us on IRC; all are welcome to participate." SO I am wondering if I can be added.
21:53
<intervalia>
Also, how do I submit a proposal for things related to V1 Web Components?
21:56
<Domenic>
intervalia: file an issue on https://github.com/w3c/webcomponents/, but please pay attention to https://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/FAQ#Is_there_a_process_for_adding_new_features_to_a_specification.3F
21:56
<domfarolino>
intervalia: Hm I think that means more along the lines of anyone can participate, just ask and mentorship can be provided, since there are only 39 people publically associated with the org. Could be wrong though.
21:56
<Domenic>
indeed, that's what it means :)
21:57
<intervalia>
OK. Maybe a little clarification to that message...
21:57
<intervalia>
Thanks for the info on Web Components.
22:05
<domfarolino>
publicly* lol
23:59
<KiChjang_>
Domenic, i vote we make a joke about the subsubsubsubsubsubsteps littered around the spec in XHR for the next april fools