IRC log of html-editors on 2016-08-02
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- present+ LJWatson
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- Regrets: Alex
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- present+ Steve
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- present+
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- present- Alex
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- present- Travis
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- present- Chaals
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- present- Léonie
- 20:06:06 [plh]
- https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Team/team-html-editors/2016Aug/0005.html
- 20:06:07 [LJWatson]
- zakim, take up item 1
- 20:06:07 [Zakim]
- agendum 1. "longdesc http://github.com/w3c/html/issues/507" taken up [from LJWatson]
- 20:06:36 [plh]
- arronei?
- 20:06:41 [plh]
- Travis?
- 20:07:32 [arronei]
- Travis and I are connecting now
- 20:10:51 [plh]
- http://github.com/w3c/html/issues/507
- 20:12:58 [plh]
- Travis: Ade says he isn't a big fan of this integration
- 20:13:13 [plh]
- ... it's important that we articulate what has been added to the spec
- 20:13:20 [plh]
- ... making it clear what we have done
- 20:13:26 [plh]
- ... and then he has a list of thigns
- 20:13:41 [plh]
- ... 1) removing the attribute from the deprecated list
- 20:13:56 [plh]
- Steve: was in the obsolete section of the spec
- 20:14:13 [plh]
- Travis: (very reasonnable)
- 20:14:33 [plh]
- ... we added examples: unnecessary in Ade opiion but editorial only
- 20:14:41 [plh]
- ... added a reference, unnecessary but ok
- 20:14:48 [chaals]
- -> https://github.com/w3c/html/commit/9bb5b54b618d4708af8abfa19c7cd3bece097166 exactly what we added…
- 20:14:57 [plh]
- ... added some technical details, which he is not certain on that one
- 20:15:17 [plh]
- ... but we didn't import the technical content which is already in the longdesc spec
- 20:15:30 [plh]
- ... [that was Ade feedback]
- 20:15:51 [plh]
- ... if we can outline these 4 points, he could clear the air
- 20:16:04 [plh]
- ... ie clearing the misunderstanding
- 20:16:33 [plh]
- Leonie: the issue is still open but the conversation disgressed
- 20:16:48 [plh]
- ... chaals believes it should be closed
- 20:17:00 [plh]
- ... others would lime to keep it open
- 20:17:20 [plh]
- ... Ade list is an accurate summary?
- 20:17:47 [plh]
- Chaals: not sure about the examples. attribute list yes. IDL attribute in.
- 20:18:18 [plh]
- q+
- 20:18:33 [plh]
- Leonie: we have this concept of applicable specs
- 20:18:57 [plh]
- ... an extension is not HTML5 conforming, ie HTML5 conformance doesn't depend on extensions
- 20:21:02 [plh]
- ack plh
- 20:21:04 [chaals]
- [+1 to remove the IDL piece]
- 20:21:19 [plh]
- plh: we should remove the IDL definition from HTML 5.1. it's already defined in the longdesc spec
- 20:21:35 [plh]
- ... unless we remove it, it will destroy our extension story
- 20:21:54 [plh]
- ... and it duplicates the definition, which isn't a good thing
- 20:22:03 [plh]
- Leonie: what about the examples?
- 20:23:23 [plh]
- Steve: as long as the examples are non-normatives, we should be ok
- 20:23:49 [plh]
- Steve: the attribute shoudln't be listed in the attribute list
- 20:23:57 [plh]
- ... since it's defined through extensions
- 20:24:18 [plh]
- Leonie: so leave examples if those are non-normative but remove the attribute from the list
- 20:24:25 [plh]
- ... ok?
- 20:24:41 [plh]
- Travis: I think it's appropriate to keep the examples in
- 20:26:12 [plh]
- ... so we remove longdesc from the tables but keep it in examples since we want to show end to end scenario perhaps
- 20:26:21 [plh]
- Leonie: are we ok with that?
- 20:26:42 [plh]
- Chaals: so, assuming that we collect a set of specs that impact HTML, that seems ok to me
- 20:28:06 [plh]
- ... if we have 14 specs, which some who have 0 meaning outside of html, it should be clear that it's applicable to HTML
- 20:29:02 [plh]
- Leonie: if we have such list, that would be useful indeed
- 20:31:58 [plh]
- [discussion on where to put the "registry" of html elements and attributes]
- 20:33:51 [plh]
- plh: how about a group note and link it from the spec?
- 20:36:41 [plh]
- Summary: remove IDL attribute, and from the attribute/index list, propose to the Group to publish a Note and link the note from the spec. keep the examples.
- 20:37:15 [plh]
- [no pushback]
- 20:37:32 [LJWatson]
- zakim, next item
- 20:37:33 [Zakim]
- agendum 2. "Modularisation plan" taken up [from LJWatson]
- 20:38:11 [plh]
- Leonie: Mozilla wasn't/isn't happy with the lack of modularization
- 20:38:23 [plh]
- ... we need to start looking seriously for 5.2
- 20:38:32 [plh]
- ... and present a plan to the WG at TPAC
- 20:38:43 [plh]
- ... Travis mega patch is probably related to this?
- 20:39:21 [plh]
- Travis: I suggested that one way of modularizing the spec is to extract the pieces related to scripting (setting up the env, execution, ...)
- 20:39:31 [plh]
- ... pulling those into one document
- 20:40:01 [chaals]
- q+
- 20:40:03 [plh]
- ... it's an incremental benefit, but the desire to continue to do easy ports of WHATWG contributions in this area
- 20:40:15 [plh]
- ... a lot of really good changes are happening from Domenic
- 20:40:28 [plh]
- ... and we'd like to take a lot of that content and adapt it
- 20:40:50 [plh]
- ... a success here would be to modularize and make it easier to integrate
- 20:41:21 [plh]
- ... ideally, we wouldn't have the duality here, but modularization seems against their principle
- 20:41:40 [plh]
- ... an other case: web workers and web messaging
- 20:41:57 [plh]
- ... they felt by the way side that bringing back and update
- 20:42:43 [plh]
- Chaals: +1 to Travis. splitting different from WHATWG will make hard for people working across the 2
- 20:43:23 [plh]
- ... make it harder for folks to keep it in sync
- 20:45:31 [plh]
- Travis: Ade is working on a plan to align with WHATWG. could lead to a closer relations or could get the situation worst
- 20:46:06 [plh]
- ... I'm interested in finding a way to do the modularization with the WHATWG as well
- 20:46:57 [plh]
- ... perhaps we could start with html parsing
- 20:47:07 [plh]
- ... we could make a module for that
- 20:47:18 [plh]
- ... and it's straightforward
- 20:47:29 [chaals]
- [+1 for splitting out parsing]
- 20:47:32 [plh]
- ... like the DOM parsing spec
- 20:47:47 [plh]
- Leonie: we already spinned out aria btw
- 20:49:06 [plh]
- Travis: we should think about modularization the parts of html that are least likely to change
- 20:49:20 [plh]
- ... would be easier to update in the future
- 20:49:41 [plh]
- ... html parser has bug but not really an active part of the spec
- 20:49:56 [plh]
- Leonie: can you provide a list of stable areas of the spec?
- 20:49:59 [plh]
- Travis: sure
- 20:50:22 [plh]
- ACTION: Travis to provide a list of stable parts of the spec as potential candidates for modules
- 20:50:32 [LJWatson]
- `zakim, take up next item
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- Topic: 5.1 implementation report
- 20:51:23 [plh]
- [Thanks to Chaals for producing an implementation report]
- 20:51:41 [plh]
- Chaals: "scooped us from WHATWG" isn't a useful comment
- 20:51:46 [plh]
- ... so document your changes
- 20:52:00 [plh]
- ... one thing which is not implemented
- 20:52:15 [plh]
- ... :dir is only in Firefox
- 20:52:28 [plh]
- ... and one thing that is only in Blink
- 20:52:42 [plh]
- ... current proposal is to go to PR without warning for those
- 20:52:54 [plh]
- ... so that we can start focusing on html 5.2
- 20:53:02 [plh]
- s/without/with/
- 20:53:11 [plh]
- ... it's possible that the implementation report is shaky
- 20:53:22 [Travis]
- [+1 to Chaals' plan to push forward with current implementation report]
- 20:53:42 [plh]
- q+
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- ack chaals
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- ack pl
- 20:55:08 [chaals]
- PLH: dir is implemented in Firefox, but isn't an HTML feature
- 20:55:23 [chaals]
- … for promises rejection handlers, blink has partial implementation, and that's it.
- 20:56:01 [chaals]
- … looking at that and probablySupportsContext(), compard to re-doing the CR process in toto to clean that up looks like a lot of work.
- 20:56:52 [plh]
- chaals: we forgot some bits related to multiple for input/range
- 20:56:59 [plh]
- ... there is a PR to remove the rest
- 20:57:26 [plh]
- Leonie: so, we're good for a CfC?
- 20:57:42 [plh]
- Chaals: editors should add a note
- 20:57:51 [plh]
- Steve: I'll do it
- 20:58:57 [plh]
- ... I'll do a PR for longdesc as well
- 20:59:06 [LJWatson]
- zakim, take up next item
- 20:59:06 [Zakim]
- agendum 3. "5.1 implementation report" taken up [from LJWatson]
- 20:59:17 [plh]
- Topic: WHATWG triage
- 20:59:47 [plh]
- Leonie: can we meet on August 15?
- 20:59:54 [plh]
- Steve: I'm away
- 21:00:06 [chaals]
- s/15/16
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- Chaals: difficult for me
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- Leonie: August 9?
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- Steve: I'll be in a plance
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- s/ance/ane/
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- [dates are flying]
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- August 30
- 21:01:21 [plh]
- Chaals: I can do 24 and 25 as well
- 21:01:49 [plh]
- August 25, time to be defined
- 21:01:55 [plh]
- https://github.com/w3c/html/issues/550
- 21:01:55 [chaals]
- s/24 and//
- 21:05:18 [plh]
- [plh raised the MSE issue 550]
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