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π¦ Release [email protected] #1628
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With the move away from Specref for WICG specs, three specs that say they are "unofficial drafts" moved to "pending". That's good, they should have been added as "pending" to start with. Now, two of them are already in WPT, so we probably want to keep a "good" standing for them:
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See discussion in: #1628 (comment) Specs used to come with a "good" standing in browser-specs because data came from Specref. The specs themselves continue to say they are unofficial drafts, and so build code now considers that these specs should have a "pending" standing. That standing seems correct, but WPT already has actual tests for the CSS Parser API (on top of IDL tests), and already integrated the preferCurrentTab IDL as well (just a partial dictionary definition in practice). This update forces the standing to "good" for continuity.
See discussion in: #1628 (comment) Specs used to come with a "good" standing in browser-specs because data came from Specref. The specs themselves continue to say they are unofficial drafts, and so build code now considers that these specs should have a "pending" standing. That standing seems correct, but WPT already has actual tests for the CSS Parser API (on top of IDL tests), and already integrated the preferCurrentTab IDL as well (just a partial dictionary definition in practice). This update forces the standing to "good" for continuity.
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BCD (and MDN) used https://w3c.github.io/web-share-target/#share_target-member as the valid spec url for https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Manifest/share_target#specifications Given it is now pending, I will remove it with our web-specs update in mdn/browser-compat-data#25650. |
The spec is documented on MDN already, so the switch to "pending" is not fantastic for BCD and web-features. See context in: #1645 #1628 (comment)
I thought the transition to "pending" would not have any practical consequence on that one. I had not realized that the feature was already documented on MDN. Now planning to rollback to a "good" standing for the spec in #1646. |
The spec is documented on MDN already, so the switch to "pending" is not fantastic for BCD and web-features. See context in: #1645 #1628 (comment)
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