15:43:14 RRSAgent has joined #CSS 15:43:14 logging to http://www.w3.org/2009/09/23-CSS-irc 15:43:19 Zakim, this will be Style 15:43:19 ok, glazou; I see Style_CSS FP()12:00PM scheduled to start in 17 minutes 15:46:58 dbaron has joined #css 15:49:16 bradk has joined #css 15:56:54 Zakim, code? 15:56:54 the conference code is 78953 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), glazou 15:57:20 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has now started 15:57:26 +glazou 15:58:03 + +1.858.216.aaaa 15:58:15 zakim, +1.858 is me 15:58:15 +plinss; got it 15:58:51 + +1.650.766.aabb 15:59:02 bradk: when I click on my MBP mouse, I hear sound in my VoIP :-) 15:59:30 - +1.650.766.aabb 15:59:31 oyvinds has joined #css 16:00:15 I just tried to say Hello. Waqs not understood. Then the connection died. Going to be one of those days. 16:01:01 + +1.650.766.aacc 16:01:08 +TabAtkins 16:01:29 + +49.238.aadd 16:01:31 zakim, +1.650 is bradk 16:01:31 +bradk; got it 16:02:08 +[Mozilla] 16:02:19 Zakim, mute [Mozilla] 16:02:19 [Mozilla] should now be muted 16:02:21 +Bert 16:02:45 I've just dialed in. I'm not sure which is my number. ;) 16:02:54 Zakim, who is on the phone? 16:02:55 On the phone I see glazou, plinss, bradk, TabAtkins, +49.238.aadd, [Mozilla] (muted), Bert 16:02:59 Zakim, [Mozilla] has David_Baron 16:03:00 +David_Baron; got it 16:03:08 Zakim, aadd is CesarAcebal 16:03:12 +CesarAcebal; got it 16:04:08 \me needs coffee 16:04:37 let me try another calling system... 16:04:43 -[Mozilla] 16:04:59 \me 16:05:09 +??P6 16:05:27 Linux /me conventions, Brad, not Windows. 16:06:24 + +1.650.924.aaee 16:06:27 Zakim, mute aaee 16:06:27 +1.650.924.aaee should now be muted 16:06:32 Zakim, aaee is David_Baron 16:06:32 +David_Baron; got it 16:06:39 did you hear noise when I joined? 16:06:56 No. 16:07:04 Apart from the normal Zakim beep? 16:07:17 could you hear me talking? 16:07:21 er, I'm muted! 16:07:21 no 16:07:25 No, no talking. 16:07:26 Zakim, unmute Baron 16:07:26 sorry, dbaron, I do not know which phone connection belongs to Baron 16:07:29 But somebody is typing... 16:07:32 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:07:32 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:07:33 arronei has joined #CSS 16:07:37 -bradk 16:07:48 Doh! 16:08:08 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:08:08 David_Baron should now be muted 16:08:22 +bradk 16:08:25 Peter, let's start ? 16:09:02 ScribeNick: fantasai 16:09:26 Peter: Anything to add to agenda? 16:09:35 +SteveZ 16:09:48 http://www.w3.org/mid/A56057A4896BEC4BA13EE4C45CEB4FED2B7F7D19E6@GVW0538EXC.americas.hpqcorp.net 16:10:03 szilles has joined #css 16:10:19 Topic: TPAC 16:10:34 Peter: We have a wiki page for proposed topics, please add topics 16:10:34 TPAC wiki page http://wiki.csswg.org/planning/tpac-2009 16:10:59 Peter: There's a question of what we need for facilities 16:11:08 Bert: Only need to know whether we need a phone or a flip chart 16:11:24 Steve: Is there a whiteboard? We need something to write on 16:12:03 glazou reads out equip list: just chairs for members, network, and LCD projector 16:12:14 Steve: So we need a flip chart 16:12:20 glazou: Do we need a phone? 16:12:29 Steve: Ask by email? 16:13:14 Tab: I would like to call in, as I can't make it in person 16:14:10 ACTION Daniel to ask how many members will need to call in 16:14:10 Created ACTION-177 - Ask how many members will need to call in [on Daniel Glazman - due 2009-09-30]. 16:14:31 Daniel: Was thinking of arranging a meeting of present and former CSSWG members for dinner on Sunday 16:14:54 Bert, Steve in favor 16:15:09 howcome has joined #css 16:15:14 Daniel: So Sunday 7pm before TPAC in lobby of hotel 16:15:22 -bradk 16:15:25 +mauro 16:15:37 arrivals to SFO from Europe are unlikely to get in that late unless you have to change on the east coast 16:15:44 +bradk 16:15:47 Bert might not be there quite yet 16:16:04 Peter: Any other items for TPAC? 16:16:07 16:16:12 of course, if you're going to SJC, you probably have to change somewhere... 16:16:31 Steve: Does anyone have plans for dinner on Monday night? 16:16:39 Steve: We can do that on the fly at the meeting 16:16:58 hopefully we'll have enough cars to transport people 16:17:11 Topic: CSS2.1 Test Suite Deadlines 16:17:19 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:17:19 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:17:20 I won't have a car. (Plan to stay at conference hotel.) 16:17:23 Peter: dbaron sent out an email about this 16:17:36 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Member/w3c-css-wg/2009JulSep/0101.html 16:17:46 dbaron: Back in June we agreed the deadline for submission of css2.1 tests would be last week 16:17:51 dbaron: I did submit a whole bunch of tests 16:18:02 dbaron: But it seems the deadline should be at a point after we have a list of what we have 16:18:15 dbaron: Certainly getting a list of all the tests we have blocks getting reviews 16:18:22 dbaron: for which we have another deadline in 3 months 16:18:48 bradk has joined #css 16:19:13 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:19:13 David_Baron should now be muted 16:19:25 Peter: Do we have more tests to submit, or are we just waiting to plug in the holes? 16:19:30 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:19:30 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:19:46 fantasai: We also have e.g. bz, who wants to submit tests for issues we haven't resolved yet 16:19:50 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:19:50 David_Baron should now be muted 16:20:06 dbaron: We also have contributors who would want to submit tests, but want to know what tests we don't have yet so they can write those 16:20:24 Peter: Sounds like the primary issue here is getting a single list of what tests we have and what tests we need. 16:20:26 yep 16:20:35 Peter: How do we do that? 16:20:53 Steve: Does it make sense to have part of our F2F be a review of test coverage? 16:21:11 fantasai: no 16:21:23 fantasai: On Monday, Arron and I did some organization of the test suite repository. 16:21:34 fantasai: Next step is to check in all the tests that have been submitted. 16:21:45 fantasai: Then we need to index them. 16:22:06 fantasai: We have a script that indexes tests, but it currently does it incorrectly. 16:22:17 fantasai: Also need to check that the submitted tests have the relevant metadata. 16:22:35 fantasai: We may have this done by TPAC, maybe not. Hope to have it done at least by December. 16:22:44 glazou: How many tests do we have now? 16:22:57 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:22:57 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:23:04 find . type f | wc 16:23:10 find . -type f | wc 16:23:15 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:23:15 David_Baron should now be muted 16:23:26 or really: find . type f | wc -l 16:23:45 fantasai: I'm getting 16,000 files. 16:24:03 find . -type f | grep -v svn | wc 16:24:09 ?: You're getting a lot of files in ".svn" directories 16:24:22 s/?:/TabAtkins:/ 16:24:25 ~8000 tests 16:24:30 fantasai: 8000 tests 16:24:53 fantasai: And I haven't even put in a lot of the tests submitted over the past 6 months. 16:25:05 fantasai: So probably close to 10,000. 16:25:45 glazou: We need to release CSS 2.1 as REC in the charter timeline, and the number of test reviews we have on the radar is scary. 16:26:02 fantasai: We should at least have all the tests needing review in one place by TPAC. 16:26:11 fantasai: I'll try to get a coverage report by TPAC. 16:26:33 fantasai: At that point, we'll at least be able to see where we don't have much coverage. 16:26:56 fantasai: The one thing there is that Hixie's tests haven't been checked in yet, and they don't have the metadata. 16:27:09 fantasai: Arron has reviewed Hixie's tests and made a list of what metadata they should have. 16:27:22 fantasai: If Arron could work on that we'd have a much more realistic summary. 16:27:41 fantasai: Actually, they might have the metadata. I don't remember. 16:27:54 peterl: Sounds like by TPAC timeframe, we'll have a better handle on where we are. 16:28:20 peterl: Do we want to shift the deadline for contributions to...? 16:28:57 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:28:57 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:29:00 -bradk 16:29:22 +bradk 16:29:22 fantasai: What does the deadline mean? 16:29:39 dbaron: It means either we won't accept them until after implementation reports, or we're branching the test suite 16:29:48 dbaron: That's what I think it should mean anyway 16:29:52 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:29:52 David_Baron should now be muted 16:29:55 Zakim, who is on the phone? 16:29:55 On the phone I see glazou, plinss, TabAtkins, CesarAcebal, Bert, ??P6, David_Baron (muted), SteveZ, mauro, bradk 16:30:04 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:30:04 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:30:14 fantasai: After we do any implementation reports, or after we do the implementation reports that pass 16:30:33 dbaron: after CSS2.1 reaches PR 16:31:24 Peter: When do we want the deadline? 16:31:27 fantasai suggests February 16:31:33 Peter: That seems kinda late 16:31:39 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:31:39 David_Baron should now be muted 16:31:50 Peter: We need to be producing implemenetation reports by early spring 16:31:52 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:31:52 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:32:14 Peter: end of year? 16:32:24 fantasai: Jan 15, so people have time to get back from the holidays 16:32:51 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:32:51 David_Baron should now be muted 16:33:02 RESOLVED: New deadline Jan 15th for test contributions to CR->PR set of tests (later contributions accepted for interop tests) 16:33:04 Peter: so March 15 for reviews? 16:33:54 Peter: Anything else on this topic? 16:34:24 Bert: what do we do with the snapshots on the test page 16:34:27 ? 16:35:03 uuuuurgh, 10,000 tests and 173 days that's ~58 tests reviewed per day, 7 days per week 16:35:31 -bradk 16:35:43 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:35:43 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:36:05 dbaron: We don't need to necessarily hold very strict review standards 16:36:12 +bradk 16:36:36 dbaron: In some cases, checking that they pass in a browser they should pass in and fail in a browser they should fail in is sufficient 16:36:51 glazou: For simple tests, yes, but when you're dealing with e.g. margin collapsing 16:37:09 dbaron: fwiw I started reviewing some of the tests I was actioned to review 16:37:18 dbaron: and one of my comments was that these 500 tests should be collapsed into one 16:37:26 dbaron: There are some cases where there are more tests than necessary 16:37:40 glazou: I'm really afraid that this test suite is going to be the gordion knot of our spec 16:37:48 glazou: I don't want it to be a blocking factor. 16:37:51 glazou: I'm scared 16:38:16 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:38:16 David_Baron was not muted, dbaron 16:38:20 Steve: Does that suggest we put the test suite up and ask the browser vendors to run it and come back with the tests that they doubt 16:38:23 ? 16:38:29 dbaron: That's one of the ways we've dealt with other test suites in the past 16:38:39 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:38:39 David_Baron should now be muted 16:39:22 peter: That's not a bad approach in general. Assume they're good, and if there's a statistically-high number of complaints 16:39:27 peter: then look into that 16:40:32 fantasai: I think that's fine, but also if there are some tests that have been manually reviewed we should keep track of that 16:40:41 fantasai: That's valuable work, and we should be tracking it 16:40:54 Peter: Agreed 16:41:45 Are there some tests that can be processed automatically, e.g. by detecting the color red? 16:41:48 glazou: That suggests we have to cancel our general review of all tests 16:41:52 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:41:52 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:42:36 fantasai: That depends on the contributor. For some contributors, I would not accept their tests unless manually-reviewed 16:42:36 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:42:36 David_Baron should now be muted 16:42:51 dbaron: Also, even though we aren't going to require manual review, we should still encourage them to review them 16:43:15 Steve: If we're doing this then we should also have a deadline by which everyone should have run the tests 16:43:28 Steve: Running them by March 14th won't get us feedback 16:44:10 Peter: We should expect them to be run as soon as we've closed off the tests for contributions 16:44:29 Glazou: So we should have a Feb 15th deadline for the first run 16:44:38 Glazou: and then we have a chance to fix the tests and run them again by March 15 16:44:42 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:44:42 David_Baron was already muted, dbaron 16:44:43 Peter: We'll need multiple iterations 16:44:43 crowd-sourcing some tests? 16:46:10 Peter: we have a framework for running the tests, right? 16:46:19 fantasai: We have it, but it's still set up as a prototype 16:46:30 fantasai: We'll have to set it up again after the Jan 15th deadline 16:46:36 fantasai: I don't know how to set it up 16:46:43 fantasai: We have to pass it data from the test suite indexing scripts 16:46:50 fantasai: Dom might know how to set it up 16:47:08 fantasai: We can also use it to report which tests have problems 16:49:20 fantasai: There are two things that need to work before we can use the harness 16:50:02 fanatasai: The harness scripts themselves, and also the indexing scripts, which feed data to the harness 16:50:16 fantasai: If these are working by Jan 15th, it might take maybe a week to get things set up 16:50:19 fantasai: if not, then I don't know 16:50:39 Topic: image-fit and image-position 16:50:53 howcome: We'd like to use it for other things like video 16:51:11 howcome: We have a tentative resolution to combine them into a 'fit' property 16:51:18 howcome: But I don't like that solution 16:51:29 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2009Sep/0188.html 16:51:39 howcome: I liked the suggestion of content-fit and content-position 16:51:46 howcome: They plan to use it for the whole SVG canvas 16:52:12 Tab: I'm fine with content-fit and content-position, and I think they should be separate properties 16:52:23 Tab: The only problem is that it looks like a sub-property of 'content' 16:52:30 Zakim, unmute David_Baron 16:52:30 David_Baron should no longer be muted 16:53:12 fantasai: I think content-fit is more confusing, because I could think it applies to text content 16:53:16 Zakim, mute David_Baron 16:53:16 David_Baron should now be muted 16:53:43 dbaron: I think a property that applies to image can apply to other image-like things such as video 16:53:54 Steve: if you said picture, then I'd go with it 16:54:01 Steve: they're all pictures 16:54:12 Bert: Picture is not a bad name if we can go with that 16:54:51 howcome: if picture and image are the same, we should go with image since that's what we use on the web 16:55:31 Tab: If 'content' can create a replaced element when given a url, then it might make sense 16:55:38 Steve: replacement-fit? 16:55:56 fantasai: doesn't make sense for SVG. Also nobody outside this WG will have any idea what it means 16:56:31 alexmog has joined #css 16:57:03 howcome: If it's between image-fit and content-fit I suggest we lean towards content-fit for reasons of diplomacy 16:57:12 Steve: That's a first 16:57:43 Bert: I don't understand what SVG needs this for 16:58:06 fantasai: mapping preserveAspectRatio to CSS 16:58:57 Bert: My impression is that content-fit would mean that anything that is inserted as part of the 'content' property 16:59:06 Bert: That's not the impression I get. 'image-' would work better 16:59:17 Brad: I agree. When I think of content I think of the content-box 16:59:28 replaced-element-fit :) 16:59:55 howcome: We could explain to SVG why we want to keep image- 17:00:13 Steve: Someone explained that the name should be relevant to what people see, not the underlying architecture 17:00:23 Steve: In that sense image makes more sense than content 17:00:52 RESOLVED: Keep image-fit and image-position as names, explain rationale to SVG 17:00:58 ACTION: fantasai discuss with SVG 17:00:58 Created ACTION-178 - Discuss with SVG [on Elika Etemad - due 2009-09-30]. 17:01:02 bye 17:01:05 -mauro 17:01:07 -bradk 17:01:08 -David_Baron 17:01:08 -SteveZ 17:01:09 -plinss 17:01:11 -??P6 17:01:12 -Bert 17:01:13 -glazou 17:01:15 -TabAtkins 17:01:18 -CesarAcebal 17:01:19 Style_CSS FP()12:00PM has ended 17:01:20 Attendees were glazou, +1.858.216.aaaa, plinss, +1.650.766.aabb, +1.650.766.aacc, TabAtkins, +49.238.aadd, bradk, Bert, David_Baron, CesarAcebal, +1.650.924.aaee, SteveZ, mauro 17:01:28 Could someone ask Hyatt to come by soon for gradients? 17:01:30 RRSAgent, make logs public 17:08:58 Lachy has joined #css 17:13:23 alexmog has left #css 18:48:41 dbaron has joined #css 19:01:09 Zakim has left #CSS 20:29:00 Curt` has joined #css 20:47:58 plinss: Hey Peter, do you have time for a call sometime today or tomorrow? 22:00:25 yeah, probably tomorrow afternoon? 22:00:42 do you want to set a time, or just call me? 22:01:19 not in the office so I don't have my full calendar in front of me, but lets say 4pm? 22:01:28 ok 22:01:55 ok I'll call you then, home or cell? 22:02:14 home would be best 22:02:18 ok 22:02:23 I'll let you know if that changes 22:02:41 np, email me at work if you need to reschedule... 22:02:51 ok 23:51:39 plinss has joined #css