16:55:45 RRSAgent has joined #css 16:55:45 logging to http://www.w3.org/2009/01/21-css-irc 16:55:50 Zakim, this will be Style 16:55:50 ok, glazou; I see Style_CSS FP()12:00PM scheduled to start in 5 minutes 16:57:44 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has now started 16:57:51 + +1.415.738.aaaa 16:58:13 +1.415.738.aaaa is jdaggett 16:58:39 zakim, +1.415.738.aaaa is jdaggett 16:58:39 +jdaggett; got it 16:59:06 zakim, who is here 16:59:06 jdaggett, you need to end that query with '?' 16:59:19 zakim, who is here? 16:59:19 On the phone I see jdaggett 16:59:20 On IRC I see RRSAgent, Zakim, glazou, emilyw, jdaggett, myakura, arronei, anne, shepazu_away, plinss, krijnh, plinss_, Hixie, Bert, trackbot, hsivonen 16:59:42 +[Microsoft] 17:00:12 zakim, Microsoft is arronei 17:00:12 +arronei; got it 17:00:42 +glazou 17:00:43 aaah 17:01:09 is there someone else on the call ? It's all silent here 17:01:18 +??P20 17:01:31 +plinss 17:01:32 zakim, P20 is emilyw 17:01:32 sorry, emilyw, I do not recognize a party named 'P20' 17:01:43 zakim, ??P20 is emilyw 17:01:44 +emilyw; got it 17:03:08 +??P33 17:03:18 no, a mac kbd :) 17:03:23 ChrisL has joined #css 17:03:26 heh 17:03:31 I switched to the bright side of the force 17:03:33 ;) 17:03:41 very good! 17:03:48 + +1.253.250.aabb 17:04:43 +[Microsoft] 17:04:47 as soon as they're not ancient 17:04:57 + +47.21.64.aacc 17:05:41 +ChrisL 17:05:45 +Bert 17:06:46 fantasai has joined #css 17:06:54 howcome has joined #css 17:07:16 Scribe: Chris 17:07:22 ScribeNick: ChrisL 17:07:30 rrsagent, here 17:07:30 See http://www.w3.org/2009/01/21-css-irc#T17-07-30 17:07:40 rrsagent, make logs public 17:07:45 +SteveZ 17:08:27 Topic: CSS 2.1 Test suite 17:09:08 Arron: We're almost done on our end, and we're starting to upload files to the review server. 17:09:12 arron: nearing completion of our testsuite and bugun uploading to review server. Aprox 7k files need to be reviewed 17:09:27 ... ned to share the effort 17:09:34 dbaron has joined #css 17:09:34 s/ned/need/ 17:09:51 +[Mozilla] 17:09:59 s/Aprox/approx/ 17:10:06 Zakim, [Mozilla] has David_Baron 17:10:06 +David_Baron; got it 17:10:11 Daniel: How long did that take to write? 17:10:18 Arron: About 3 months 17:10:35 ... expect 5-6 months to review 17:10:43 Daniel: Coverage? 17:10:56 sylvaing has joined #css 17:10:58 Arron: Not chapter 13, assume melinda and HP have that covered 17:11:10 s/Melin/Melin 17:11:11 Zakim, [Microsoft] has sylvaing, alexmog 17:11:12 +sylvaing, alexmog; got it 17:11:17 s/melin/Melin 17:11:47 Glazou: This test suite is the highest priority of the working group 17:11:49 Daniel: Release of CSS 2.1 is highest charter proiority. Each organisation needs to contribute or else this will never happen 17:12:05 Hakon: This is a public review surely 17:12:17 Elika: Difficult to coordinate public review 17:12:48 ... how to track stus of individual tests,track tests and comments and status. 17:13:07 szilles has joined #css 17:13:08 ... previously used mailing list, ok for low volume but not for a ton of tests 17:13:49 ... needs a comment tracking system for individual tests 17:14:14 ... Peter and I designed such a syste but its not been built 17:14:33 David: There are different types of review needed. Will not get all types on all tests 17:14:38 Daniel: Agree 17:15:12 David: Useful to have public review anythingthey want, but need comment tracking and fixing in a timely manner so we dont get duplicate comments too much 17:15:29 Arron: No problem with timely update to each file 17:15:43 Daniel: maybe a bugzilla withas bug per test 17:15:55 s/withas/with a / 17:16:27 Elika: Its a lot of overhead. Wiki has less overhead per test, stilla lot of hassle. Often need to comment on multiple tests 17:16:47 s/stilla/still a/ 17:17:02 ... tests come in sets, often a comment applies to multiple tests 17:17:38 Daniel: technical side is less important, needs to be efficient enough that all in WG can contribute to the reviews 17:17:39 Zakim, who is here? 17:17:39 On the phone I see jdaggett, arronei, glazou, emilyw, plinss, ??P33, +1.253.250.aabb, [Microsoft], +47.21.64.aacc, ChrisL, Bert, SteveZ, [Mozilla] 17:17:41 [Microsoft] has sylvaing, alexmog 17:17:41 [Mozilla] has David_Baron 17:17:43 On IRC I see szilles, sylvaing, dbaron, howcome, fantasai, ChrisL, RRSAgent, Zakim, glazou, emilyw, jdaggett, myakura, arronei, anne, shepazu_away, plinss, krijnh, plinss_, Hixie, 17:17:46 ... Bert, trackbot, hsivonen 17:17:48 David: What VCS is being used? 17:18:14 ... maybe allow people to post patches using a distributed VCS 17:18:26 Elika: Its sing subversion at the moment 17:18:34 s/sing/using/ 17:18:43 Hakon: Could we use media wiki? 17:19:05 Daniel: Subversion has command line plus extensions for MacOS, Windows etc 17:19:30 ... eg TortoiseSVN etc. Anyone should be able to use it 17:19:40 Chris: Yes, SVG is a good idea 17:19:58 Hakon: Need to be able to add comments without changingthe files themselves 17:20:07 technology is not as hard as figuring out how and when a testcase has been reviewed imo 17:20:33 Peter: So we designed a system to do that, database 17:21:17 Chris: tests are written in XML with list of statuses and authoring metadata 17:22:00 Chris: we used Tracker to deal with comments, as Elika says this was inefficient for multitest comments 17:22:55 Chris: we used CVS for the test cases 17:22:58 Hakon: Could do like sorce files with comments at the top to describe changes 17:23:08 Bert: might break some tests 17:23:49 Bert: Need simple review. Most tests likely correct 17:24:15 Daniel: No, because from selectors we saw that the initially plausible tests ended up with many small changes 17:25:08 Hakon: Get www-style to help and get review comments on those which are wrong 17:25:23 David: Hard is everyone passes a test but its still wrong 17:25:46 Chris: Yes that sort of test is hard to catch 17:26:15 David: Need to link specific issues to affected tests 17:26:38 Steve: One way is to run them against implementations that are known bad. if they stil pass there is an issue 17:27:12 Elika: A wiki has too much overhead, and performance issues with that many tests. 17:27:29 alexmog has joined #css 17:27:34 ... so options are bugzilla, tracker, or build something (if done soon) 17:27:50 David: Not convinced the mail list would fail 17:28:04 Elika: Its failing already to track all tests. 17:28:29 David; "has been reviewed already" is not really a binary state 17:28:43 Bert: Need some criterion to move it to the public site 17:29:02 David: Judgement call based on how long tests are around, comfort factor 17:29:23 Bert: Peole only say about tests with problems, not tests they thought were fine 17:30:18 oops. never mind :) 17:30:35 Daniel: In Selectors test suite this was not an issue. if over several months no-one reported a problem, it still goes in the test suite 17:30:58 Chris: Sometimes approved tests have bugs filed on them and are withdrawn or fixed. its like shipping software 17:31:36 Arron: prefer bugzilla over wiki or a mail list 17:32:01 ... can raise a bug on a range of tests eg background-* 17:32:12 ... thats how ewe do it internally, in a database 17:32:22 s/ewe/we/ 17:32:36 Daniel: So do you open a new bug for all reviewed tests? 17:32:44 Arron: No, only failed ones 17:33:04 Daniel: But then you do not know which tests have even been looked at 17:33:41 Elika: Could use bugzilla to track problems but a wiki page where people can put their names against specific tests as being ok 17:34:10 Daniel: Good compromise I think. This is very important, everyone shoudl commit some time to review them 17:34:34 David: Would like to propose patches and commit fixes, do i need permission? od do it and log that it was done? 17:34:40 s/od/Or/ 17:34:55 Arron: need to be updated somehow 17:34:56 (Wiki... or just an HTML page under CVS, the same CVS as the tests themselves?) 17:35:13 isn't it http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/CSS/CSS2.1-test-suite/ ? 17:35:16 Peter: Tests currently in SVN 17:35:42 http://test.csswg.org/svn/ 17:35:45 ok 17:35:47 David: Multiple reports of errors and the tests not changing is discouraging for further effort by the public 17:35:49 or http://svn.csswg.org/test/ 17:36:04 Hakon: yes. Also for 7k files we need a map overview of the overall stat 17:36:10 and http://svn.csswg.org/viewvc/ 17:36:13 s/stat/state/ 17:36:52 Hakon: very useful to have a tool, eg in OOXML and OF they had this same problem 17:37:18 Elika: We have plans for a system but lack time and budget to build it 17:37:28 Peter: i get time here and there but not enough 17:37:55 Hakon: Don't know anyone at Opera who could build that system 17:38:56 Daniel: Dont want to be stuck where we have tests but can't move forward as we want new tools. Have already reviewed tests with no svn, no wiki and it still worked. We need to start. in the worst case a maillost ise nough, with good subject lines 17:39:18 s/isenough/is enough/ 17:39:38 Hakon: So if someone says a thousand tests have a given error 17:39:59 Arron: Then I would fix them and commit in the next few weeks 17:40:20 David: Please encourage bug reporters to submit patches as well 17:40:35 Hakon: OK as long as the patches are tracked 17:40:42 Elika: SVG does that 17:40:55 Hakon: So anyone on www-style can make patches? 17:41:04 Daniel: Make, or apply, patches? 17:41:05 s/SVG/SVN/ 17:41:11 Hakon: i meant commit 17:41:25 Elika: So they would need svn acces, not an issue 17:41:43 Hakon: if we get a crank then we can revert their changes 17:42:25 Elika: So send ok patches and you get SVN access? 17:42:48 David: Somewhere in that area. establishing trust after some good submission on the mailing list 17:43:08 Arron: no issue withanyone on the WG having SVG access straight away. 17:43:16 s/SVG/SVN/ 17:43:23 Daniel: Complex bugs would be discussed on the list first of course 17:43:38 Hakon: What we are not recording is the "ok" remarks 17:44:14 Chris: Elika mentioned a wiki page overview 17:44:39 Daniel: Mailing list is better, just say what has been looked at 17:44:50 Elika: hard to get an overview that way 17:45:38 Daniel: Not going to block the test suite forever. if a trusted review has happened then we go ahead. its trust, not number of reviews 17:45:51 hakon: But we need to track who has reviewed which test 17:46:28 Chris: yes you need to always log the revision number of each test reviewed 17:46:47 Elika so suppose we use the mail list for nowe tosend in reviews and Arron fixes them 17:47:04 Danile: OK as long as there are positive reviews as well as bug reports 17:47:20 Elika: OK so needs test names in subject line 17:47:56 Peter: Our system uses directory structure , svn allows files to be moved so a test can be moved to indicate status 17:48:09 Chris: Thats a bigadvantage of SVN over CVS 17:48:19 s/biga/big a/ 17:49:05 Elika: Moving files does break URIs 17:49:21 Daniel: Lets get started with the mailing list to get started 17:49:36 Peter: Will work on system as time allows 17:49:52 Hakon: Existing documentation on how to review? 17:49:56 http://wiki.csswg.org/test 17:49:58 Peter: See wiki 17:50:09 CSS2.1-test-suite/incoming/microsoft $ find . -name "*.xht" | wc -l 17:50:09 6455 17:50:14 Are these the 7000 tests we're talking about? 17:50:40 Daniel: Please tell the mailing list where the documentation is 17:51:06 Daniel: Tests are all xht? 17:51:33 Yes those are the beginning of the 7000 tests there are still more I need to upload 17:51:35 Elika: Thats the filename that Tantek and Hixie decided on. OK as long as server serves them with correct media type 17:51:43 Browsable tests: http://test.csswg.org/source/ 17:51:59 Topic: Berts question on new release 17:52:39 arronei, are the ~700 tests from a year or two ago included in those? 17:52:46 Bert: Current CR is 18 months od, lots of errata. good to ipublish a new version with all errata incliuded, and have an empty erratum list again. Suggest publish another CR, no status change just an update 17:53:12 Chris: +1 to that, much easier to read and avoids duplicate bug reports 17:53:19 Arron: Are there diffs? 17:53:46 Bert: Yes, member only but we could publish it. Not guaranteed to be valid HTML due to the tool used 17:54:00 Bert: no problem 17:54:02 I'm logging. Sorry, nothing found for 'who is on the phone' 17:54:10 zaki, who is here? 17:54:17 zakim, who is here? 17:54:17 On the phone I see jdaggett, arronei, glazou, emilyw, plinss, ??P33, +1.253.250.aabb, [Microsoft], +47.21.64.aacc, ChrisL, Bert, SteveZ, [Mozilla] 17:54:19 [Microsoft] has sylvaing, alexmog 17:54:20 [Mozilla] has David_Baron 17:54:22 On IRC I see alexmog, szilles, sylvaing, dbaron, howcome, fantasai, ChrisL, RRSAgent, Zakim, glazou, emilyw, jdaggett, arronei, anne, plinss, krijnh, plinss_, Hixie, Bert, 17:54:25 ... trackbot, hsivonen 17:54:37 Daniel: Jon had an agenda item on JLTF 17:54:43 Topic: JLTF 17:54:53 zakim, who is speaking? 17:54:58 jdagget 17:55:04 ChrisL, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: jdaggett (15%), glazou (24%), ChrisL (39%) 17:55:36 John: Coold we get an afternoon for this? 17:55:54 (general agreement, Weds pm) 17:56:16 John: Also please send email if there are things that are needed 17:56:44 http://tinyurl.com/baddirections 17:56:59 Chris: Is there a meeting registration form? 17:57:36 (no) 17:57:37 26. Turn left at Kalakaua Ave 17:57:37 1.9 mi 17:57:37 27. Kayak across the Pacific Ocean 17:57:37 Entering Japan 17:57:37 17:57:39 3,879 mi 17:57:40 28. Continue straight 17:57:59 Topic: June f2f location and date 17:58:28 Chris: Two different dates were being discussed. Which is the favoured one? 17:58:40 Daniel: June 3-5 or 24-26 17:58:49 Steve: June 3-5 not good for me 17:59:06 jdaggett: either is fine 17:59:14 Hakn: Can't do second date 18:00:08 Hotels easier for the earlier dates, due to summer breaks 18:00:26 s/Hakn/Hakon/ 18:00:43 Daniel; Travel may be cheaper for earlier date too 18:01:03 Elika: Earlier date easier for me 18:01:26 Daniel: OK so we will go with 3-5 June. Sorry, Steve 18:01:44 Resolved: meeting is 3-5 June at Sophia hosted by ERCIM 18:01:49 adjourned 18:01:50 (Summer holidays in France start July 2. Pentecost is Jun 1.) 18:01:50 -[Mozilla] 18:01:51 -[Microsoft] 18:01:53 -SteveZ 18:01:55 -jdaggett 18:01:57 -arronei 18:02:01 -??P33 18:02:04 -plinss 18:02:05 -emilyw 18:02:08 - +1.253.250.aabb 18:02:11 -glazou 18:02:12 rrsagent, draft minutes 18:02:12 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/01/21-css-minutes.html ChrisL 18:02:15 -ChrisL 18:02:17 - +47.21.64.aacc 18:02:21 -Bert 18:02:23 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has ended 18:02:25 Attendees were jdaggett, arronei, glazou, plinss, emilyw, +1.253.250.aabb, +47.21.64.aacc, ChrisL, Bert, SteveZ, David_Baron, sylvaing, alexmog 18:03:38 Meeting: CSS WG telcon 18:03:44 Chair: Daniel 18:03:50 Zakim, list attendees 18:03:50 sorry, ChrisL, I don't know what conference this is 18:03:57 zakim, you suck 18:03:57 I don't understand 'you suck', ChrisL 18:04:06 Zakim, who was here? 18:04:06 I don't understand your question, dbaron. 18:04:15 Present:  jdaggett, arronei, glazou, plinss, emilyw, +1.253.250.aabb, +47.21.64.aacc, ChrisL, Bert, SteveZ, David_Baron, sylvaing, alexmog 18:04:27 +47 was howcome 18:04:34 ChrisL: :I started keeping track of attendees 18:04:39 the other one was then probably me 18:04:46 Present:  jdaggett, arronei, glazou, plinss, emilyw, +1.253.250.aabb, Hakon, ChrisL, Bert, SteveZ, David_Baron, sylvaing, alexmog 18:04:59 Present:  jdaggett, arronei, glazou, plinss, emilyw, Elika, Hakon, ChrisL, Bert, SteveZ, David_Baron, sylvaing, alexmog 18:05:06 rrsagent, draft minutes 18:05:06 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/01/21-css-minutes.html ChrisL 18:05:15 RRSAgent: make logs public 18:14:26 arronei, ./Chapter_11/overflow.xhtl-body-001.htm seems like it was intended to have some other filename 18:14:29 arronei, it's the only *.htm test 18:14:38 arronei, and the .xhtl seems suspicious :-) 18:19:11 3 letters extensions must be a proof of existence of the devil 18:39:55 sylvaing has joined #css 18:53:13 Lachy has joined #css 19:42:05 fantasai has joined #css 19:42:20 sylvaing has joined #css 20:11:44 Zakim has left #css 22:16:35 sylvaing has joined #css 23:22:06 sylvaing has joined #css 23:42:27 anne has left #css 23:43:09 anne has joined #css