Tim Ledbetter
Tim Ledbetter
My latest push makes the same fix for angle values, which were previously always canonicalized to degrees.
I think this same logic could be applied to other `CSSUnitValue` classes, but I haven't been able to find a case where doing so actually leads to a correctness improvement,...
I've removed `LADYBIRD_GIT_VERSION` env variable usage, assuming it's not helpful for any other use case.
> After rebase, the test still fails for me locally, but with a slightly different error: The imported test should pass when run in the browser if you launch the...
I have a fix for this. PR coming shortly. It turns out I made a very silly mistake in some recently added code for interpolating list values. I'm quite surprised...
> Repro: > > > document.write('console.log("async inline module");'); > #6492 fixes the crash in this repro, but doesn't seem to fix the originally reported crash.
My latest push tidies this up slightly by moving the string matching logic into its own class. I also decreased memory usage slightly by enforcing that strings must be ASCII,...
My latest push also changes the name of the macro to `REPORT_TIME()`, as this name makes it clearer what the intention of `REPORT_TIME_EVERY()` is.
> Fun fact: our padding (`"{:10}"`) breaks when you use multibyte codepoints such as "μ". 😅 Yeah, I noticed that. Not sure if there's an easy workaround that doesn't involve...
This has conflicts. You will need to rebaseline your imported test.