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There are some conditions I think are missing. These are probably in other open bugs but here's a summary: - Inserted, removed need to become entered, left document; they should only be enqueued if the document has a view. - The entered callback should be queued at the point the prototype changes, and not when the created callback is scheduled. - With the exception of the created callback and the magic entered callback, callbacks should not be queued until the created callback starts to run. - There's this newfangled "not dispatching while the created callback is running."
(In reply to comment #0) > There are some conditions I think are missing. These are probably in other > open bugs but here's a summary: > > - Inserted, removed need to become entered, left document; they should only > be enqueued if the document has a view. https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/webcomponents/rev/3d4a6a4e4a3d and bug 22565. > - The entered callback should be queued at the point the prototype changes, > and not when the created callback is scheduled. https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/webcomponents/rev/81123e455a55 > - With the exception of the created callback and the magic entered callback, > callbacks should not be queued until the created callback starts to run. > - There's this newfangled "not dispatching while the created callback is > running." I'll lump both of these into bug 22966.