Philip Jägenstedt
Philip Jägenstedt
This is a review comment left over from https://github.com/WICG/devtools-protocol/pull/10#discussion_r218859617. The description here is unfinished at the end: https://github.com/WICG/devtools-protocol/blob/0dcac76c98acb4f37a2ccbd609883200bad1a4e9/specification/protocol.json#L570
There are tests in https://github.com/WICG/InputDeviceCapabilities/tree/gh-pages/tests The string "firesTouchEvents", "pointerMovementScrolls" and "sourceCapabilities" never appear in wpt, so there probably aren't any tests there. Picking a directory name will be fun, see...
There are two places in [match an installed app](https://wicg.github.io/get-installed-related-apps/spec/#match-an-installed-app) that compare URLs to other URLs or strings: > 4.1. If relatedApp’s id is not equal to installedApp’s id, and relatedApp’s...
The [match an installed app](https://wicg.github.io/get-installed-related-apps/spec/#match-an-installed-app) steps have: > 4.5.1. If installedApp’s fingerprints does not contain fingerprint, return null. In one pedantic reading, the one list can never contain the fingerprints...
The spec currently doesn't say anything about how to handle symbolic links. Basic questions: - do they appear at all, and then as the type of the thing they point...
In https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/pull/21301 I couldn't find a way to create instances of the interfaces defined by this spec in a testing environment. This is probably also why all of the native_*...
The inline issue in https://wicg.github.io/native-file-system/#api-filesystemhandle-querypermission states: > the currently described API here assumes a model where it is not possible to have a write-only handle. I.e. it is not possible...
"Native" is right there in the name of the spec, but it seems unavoidable to deal with some issues related to cloud drives. The way I came to think of...
https://wicg.github.io/native-file-system/#dom-filesystemhandle-name is a USVString and can only represent a sequence of Unicode scalar values. But file systems don't respect those rules: - On Linux file names can usually be any...