16:10:49 RRSAgent has joined #htmlt 16:10:49 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/03/08-htmlt-irc 16:12:25 Ok lets get going again... 16:12:35 We don't have any new bugs on the approved tests 16:13:30 And note that philip taylor updated the security tests 16:15:04 I'll move them to the approved folder 16:15:17 you can see his changes at http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/html/ 16:16:22 I sent out the email to the list with the 'patch' for the A/V (event parameter fix) tests 16:16:31 Seems that we have consensus 16:17:54 Kris: I'll push the 3 recent set of changes from Philipp 16:17:59 Actually if you look at the diff http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/html/rev/0be07106838c 16:18:10 you'll see that he updated the approved tests 16:18:37 He did? 16:18:51 http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/html/rev/5bfdbef872e3 16:18:57 nope, he did not 16:19:02 Ah - actually nope... 16:19:14 he just updated teh path to in the submitted tests 16:20:29 Kris will push 0be07106838c to approved 16:21:14 Now he has also updated the text in a number of tests and added a few new cases 16:21:26 5bfdbef872e3 and fda9e1dafde7 need to be reviewed then 16:22:31 for example http://test.w3.org/html/tests/submission/PhilipTaylor/canvas/2d.drawImage.incomplete.reload.html 16:22:59 Getting back to agenda item #2 16:23:07 I trust 5bfdbef872e3 to be good 16:24:19 seems like we should ping Phillip and ask him if he is done and then move to getting feedback and approval 16:25:11 So I sent out the email to the list with a March 22nd day for approving the google A/V tests 16:25:29 ...are people OK with this date? 16:25:46 It seems Opera is OK looking at the feedback.. 16:26:19 did you apply all the changes you wanted to do for the google a/v tests? 16:26:20 Zakim, mute me 16:26:20 MikeSmith should now be muted 16:26:39 I only patched one case and sent out a pointer 16:26:59 looks like we got agreement on that one, didn't we? 16:27:03 I didn't want to go patch a bunch and people complain... 16:27:31 hg revert is a wonderful thing :) 16:27:50 Sounds like we have consensus 16:27:55 Go for it 16:27:59 +1 16:28:02 +! 16:28:09 er +1 16:28:43 +* 16:28:43 Ok now the next item is the legal question about the HTML5Lib tests 16:29:59 hum, good question 16:29:59 This seems like a question that needs to be answered by the w3c - Rigo? 16:30:11 it seems to me we should support the case 16:30:32 Phl can you have him respond to the list? 16:30:48 who owns the html5lib tests? 16:31:04 is it Henri? 16:31:06 Their authors, I guess 16:31:09 I'm not a lawyer - so I can't say if this is OK or Not OK 16:31:10 In waht sense? 16:31:22 In what sense "owns" I mean 16:31:30 who produced them? 16:31:43 Mozilla, Google, Opera, and various contributors 16:31:44 A bunch of people 16:32:20 ok, I'll need to ask Rigo for this 16:32:32 http://code.google.com/p/html5lib/source/browse/LICENSE has an incomplete list 16:33:02 (e.g. gsnedders is missing) 16:33:06 My understanding is proided the license is a superset of the MIT license is fine 16:33:10 *it is fine 16:33:11 (that is a bug in the file) 16:34:04 gsnedders: The problem is presumably not "would we violate the MIT license" 16:34:31 It seems like this *could* happen... 16:34:49 But "is W3C happy to have a special license for some parts of the testsuite" 16:34:54 I think we you also want to have an record a explicit statement from each contributor saying that he/she agrees to the terms of the license 16:35:10 it just seems that we have to just get the OK from Rigo and see what needs to be done 16:35:16 MikeSmith: Who wants to have that? 16:35:49 others who want to redistribute the code 16:36:05 MikeSmith: Isn't that the "relicense everything to W3C/BSD license" scenario? 16:36:13 dunno 16:36:22 but e.g., I have been asked in the past by Eclipse maintainers to provide that for other projects I worked on 16:36:26 imho, I think it would be fine to have those tests in. the whole goal of the w3c test suite licenses was to prevent individuals starting to make conformance claims with respect to a specification. if we have bits under mit license, there is no risk imo. 16:36:27 I'm not sure I am following what everyone is thinking 16:36:40 but again, I'll need to check with Rigo 16:36:51 plh: OK, if you can check that would be great 16:36:55 PLH; It would also be good to know if we can change a test once it has been submitted 16:37:16 the mit license allows us to do that 16:37:21 yeah 16:37:22 good 16:37:42 I would hope that we would make changes upstream 16:37:48 and resync 16:37:54 yep 16:37:54 that would be ideal 16:37:59 It would also seem to be good to know if this 'format' could be used for new tests as well 16:38:25 those are parser tests, a different kind of beast 16:38:42 so, I'm not sure if we need to propagate anything regarding the format 16:38:53 No, the format is highly specific 16:40:33 sounds like then we have a plan to move forward 16:41:25 Has anyone noticed any Hg issues? 16:42:51 Not really. I get some error message when I push that might be related to the test.w3.org move, but it seems harmless 16:43:16 I see what looks like a locked? tmp file on the server? 16:43:46 I'm asking our system folks about that 16:43:58 Thanks 16:44:06 error == rm: cannot remove ‘/u/test.w3.org/html’: Permission denied 16:44:21 Shall we adjourn? 16:44:25 Yes that's what I see 16:44:33 I noticed that w3c-test doesn't seem to update anymore 16:44:54 presumably a post-commit hook that didn't get updated for the new server 16:46:27 Ms2ger do you have a specific example? 16:46:40 If so please send it to the list 16:47:37 http://www.w3c-test.org/html/tests/submission/PhilipTaylor/canvas/2d.drawImage.broken.html, for example 16:47:53 Zakim, unmute me 16:47:53 MikeSmith should no longer be muted 16:48:11 -Plh 16:48:12 thanks 16:48:13 -MikeSmith 16:48:17 lets adjourn 16:48:21 -krisk 16:48:23 HTML_WG(HTMLT)11:00AM has ended 16:48:25 Attendees were Plh, krisk, MikeSmith