Anthon Pang

It would be helpful to know what OS people are testing on. As a bit of background: Firefox+Webdriver on Windows defaults to using native events. Firefox+Webdriver on Linux defaults to...

Yes, it can be forced, but I believe we should leave it "as is" because native events is not fully supported across all window managers: - https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/NativeEventsOnLinux That said, I...

I haven't looked at the code, so I don't know which events are emulated vs native. For the time being, I think we'll have to find a way to support...

We typically run Firefox+Linux with xvfb and without a window manager. Running Selenium 2.40, even if I force nativeEvents=true in the desired/required capabilities request, the driver response says nativeEvents=false. So...

@aik099 See https://github.com/Behat/MinkSelenium2Driver/pull/123#issuecomment-38308430

It looks like SauceLabs renamed many of the capabilities for consistency. A couple were camelCase (e.g., `deviceOrientation` and `deviceType`) while others used hyphens (e.g., `screen-resolution`). They're now all camelCase. *...

The only part of `networking-jsonschema.json` that isn't working is ``` "propertyNames": { "anyOf": [ { "pattern": "^(\\S+)$" }, { "pattern": "^.f$" }, { "pattern": "^.l$" } ] }, ``` which...

Started a wiki page to track the feature gap. (Disclaimer: I haven't verified the list yet.) Pull requests welcome. https://github.com/json-editor/json-editor/wiki/Summary-of-JSON-Schema-changes-(Core-&-Validation)

The `allOf` example works better if `"additionalProperties": false` is in the schema instead of using `no_additional_properties: true` in the editor options. The `anyOf` example seems to show the sub-schemas being...

`$defs` was introduced in JSON Schema `2019-09`. json-editor currently supports JSON schema 3 and 4, with some support being added for 6. It seems a little premature to consider updates...