Making it easier to handle the state of extendable events #1348
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This has made it possible to monitor the progress of extendable events in other specs http://localhost:8080/background-fetch/#background-fetch-update-ui-event-update-ui. |
jungkees
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Sep 12, 2018
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lol I linked to localhost. Thanks for not making fun of me. |
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For my own reference, here's an easy way to lift changes from the living spec to v1: git diff master -- docs/index.bs | patch -p1 docs/v1/index.bs(assuming you're on a feature branch based on master) |
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Currently it's impossible for another spec to know if an extendable event is in progress, or what the result was afterwards.
I intended to just mark some things as "export", but tried to tidy up the useage along the way.
ExtendableEvent's extend lifetime promises is now exported.ExtendableEventnow has a timed out flag, which makes the user agent timeout a little more formal and detectable by other specs.ExtendableEventnow has an active 'getter', which indicates the event is in progress.If this is ok, I'll make the same changes in v1.
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