09:29
<teoe>
The browser should have a feature to refresh a image and bypass cache. The frontend developers are more or less "hacking" the feature but it's really ugly espe\cially with single page applications with models. Just look at this sad discussion: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1077041/refresh-image-with-a-new-one-at-the-same-url Even worse when using eTAGS it works on one computer and not on the other (maybe because one disabled we
09:30
<teoe>
do we need a hack that has a nickname 'cachebreaker' in 2018 ?
18:15
<railgun>
do I need to sign the participant agreement if I want to contribute to whatwg?
19:25
<Domenic>
railgun: for submitting pull requests, yes, you or your company (if applicable) need to sign
21:02
<railgun>
Domenic: I'm getting 404s for the css at https://participate.whatwg.org
21:03
<railgun>
screenshot here https://i.imgur.com/aTS4fi1.jpg
21:03
<Domenic>
railgun: oh dear, thank you
21:05
<railgun>
np but it was working a few days ago iirc
21:05
<Domenic>
Ugh... the auto-deploy seems quite broken...
21:06
<railgun>
what happened?
21:07
<Domenic>
Two things... first, it tried to deploy a pull request, which was not ready to be merged (it referenced CSS that didn't exist yet on another site)
21:07
<Domenic>
Second, when I tried to do a re-deploy of master, for some reason that didn't work, which I still don't understand
21:07
<Domenic>
But it's better now
21:11
<Domenic>
Thanks for notifying us :)
21:11
<railgun>
yeah it works now
21:12
<railgun>
glad I could help
21:19
<railgun>
Domenic: what is the location data used for?
21:20
<Domenic>
railgun: I believe lawyers are more comfortable with people signing things when they provide location data. It is stored privately, though.
21:38
<railgun>
Done. Do you mind if I do two first issues instead of one? I already tried #3426 but I really want #3441 to be my first issue instead since it involves working with the actual tags
21:40
<railgun>
I need some help with #3441 though (I'm not sure what exactly to put in the dt/dd tags)
22:46
<Domenic>
No problem with doing more than one good first issue :). Feel free to ask in the thread for #3441 for more details