| 27 Jul 2021 |
 Domenic | sideshowbarker: now that MDN seems to do more things with its issue tracker, should we add something to the PR template asking us to file an issue on MDN for changes that might require doc updates? | 17:31:13 |
 @annevk:mozilla.org | Interesting how a force push of main shows up in all PRs, but not https://github.com/whatwg/html/commits | 17:39:41 |
 @sideshowbarker:mozilla.org | Domenic: yeah, good idea — that would be great | 18:00:10 |
| @sideshowbarker:mozilla.org | speaking of MDN, we unfortunately still have many code examples there with iframes that call alert() — which outside of just being quaint and bad, no longer works in Chrome:
A different origin subframe tried to create a JavaScript dialog. This is no longer allowed and was blocked. See https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5148698084376576 for more details.
| 18:01:49 |
| Domenic | tabatkins: can you help find a reviewer for https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/pull/6300 ? | 20:29:31 |
| Domenic | Although I guess I could ping emilio directly ^ | 20:29:57 |
 EveryOS | Hello
Section 4.2.6 of the WhatWG HTML spec specifies what immediately happens when a style element is encountered. It references CSSWG, which says that the stylesheet gets added to the "document or shadow root CSS style sheets".
I was wondering when these are actually applied to the document? And when it is determined if a certain rule in the root CSS stylesheets applies to a certain element? What spec should I look at for info like this? | 23:57:24 |
| 28 Jul 2021 |
| Domenic | Some CSS spec, I imagine, but I don't know which. | 00:01:45 |
| EveryOS | Ok, thanks
I'll look among the CSS specs | 00:06:51 |
| EveryOS | And see if I can find which | 00:06:58 |
| @sideshowbarker:mozilla.org | https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68556581/why-cant-i-fetch-an-object-url-aka-blob-url-cross-site-and-cross-frame | 08:17:13 |
| @sideshowbarker:mozilla.org | I’m vaguely recall there being a workaround for that in JavaScript (I mean other than using browser runtime flags to disable security) | 08:18:37 |
| @annevk:mozilla.org | EveryOS: CSSOM defines part of the infrastructure (though there are some bugs in the details and this area needs work) | 10:52:13 |
| @annevk:mozilla.org | EveryOS: but basically the moment you insert a <style> element the styles "apply" | 10:52:36 |
| @annevk:mozilla.org | sideshowbarker: I added an answer | 10:56:56 |
| @sideshowbarker:mozilla.org | annevk: thanks much | 14:19:07 |
 tabatkins | Domenic: Yeah emilio | 20:15:54 |
| 29 Jul 2021 |
 wanderview | anyone else having problems with the bikeshed server? I'm getting "<html><body><p><strong>WARNING: </strong>mysqli_connect(): (HY000/2002): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (111)</p></body></html>" | 15:05:25 |
| @annevk:mozilla.org | Domenic: implementations have non-JS streams | 15:10:55 |
| @annevk:mozilla.org | (re Fetch architecture) | 15:11:16 |
| @annevk:mozilla.org | wanderview: you can ping plinns on GitHub for help perhaps | 15:12:38 |
| wanderview | what repo is the bikeshed server associated with? | 15:15:36 |
| @annevk:mozilla.org | I don't know, if you don't have a PR or something I guess I'd file an issue against tabatkins/bikeshed | 15:19:24 |
 Sam Sneddon [:gsnedders] | wanderview: none, plinss hosts it (see also drafts.csswg.org being down) | 15:20:55 |
| wanderview | I guess if the outage is wider scope then maybe its already known about | 15:21:46 |
| Domenic | In reply to @annevk:mozilla.org
Domenic: implementations have non-JS streams Sure but when do they create ReadableStream objects and enqueue from them, is the question. I think you could get away without a first-class non-JS stream primitive in the spec since you can just pretend the data hasn't reached you yet if it's queued up. | 15:27:50 |
| @annevk:mozilla.org | Domenic: I suspect it gets created the moment someone "touches" it | 15:29:05 |
| Domenic | Hmm I don't think that's true in Chrome | 15:29:22 |
| @annevk:mozilla.org | As in, once someone does res.body | 15:29:24 |
| Domenic | No, that returns an existing BodyStreamBuffer->Stream() it seems | 15:30:55 |
