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[[!meta title="Developer Weekend (February 2020)"]]
[[!meta author="NetSurf Developers"]]
[[!meta date="2020-02-24 09:00:00"]]
[[!toc]]
Attendees
=========
* Michael Drake
* Vincent Sanders
* Daniel Silverstone
Outstanding work (from December)
============================
* General
* Implement any appropriate auto fill auth handlers **IGNORING**
* Continue styling the generated query pages. (Michael)
* Review TODOs.
* Framebuffer
* Language support for resources (Vince) **SHITCANNED**
* Listing of compiled-in surfaces (Vince)
* Internationalisation
* Translations of all messages for the SSL/privacy internal query page.
* Translations of all messages for the authentication internal query page.
* Short of finding a native speaker there's not a lot we can do. **Nothing**
* Text layout
- Continue implementing. (Michael)
* Release 3.10
* Which means do the work first needed to complete it
* And then do Debian package releases, including removing framebuffer
from Debian.
* Events
* Michael to do more UI event support in NetSurf **SHITCANNED**
Pathway to 3.10
===============
* Completion of MVP for page info core window (Michael to work on this)
* DER exfiltration and SSL Certificate viewer `about:certificate` (Vince)
* Completion of integration of that into GTK and RISC OS frontends, with others
being given at least two weeks to integrate before they cease blocking.
(Assigned to Vince)
* At least some attention given to GTK focus issues (Daniel to complete this)
* Review styling for internal pages. (Assigned to Michael)
* Listing compiled-in surfaces for nsfb (Assigned to Vincent)
* [[!bug 2650]] Inappropriate error message (Assigned to Vincent)
* [[!bug 2722]] GTK3 UI vertical scrollbar wrong (Assigned to Vincent)
* [[!bug 2721]] Bizarre corners on download box in highdpi (Assigned to Michael)
Bug Triage
==========
* [[!bug 2704]] - Closed, can't reproduce.
* [[!bug 2702]] - Definitely still happening, Daniel will look. (NOT ASSIGNING)
* [[!bug 2716]] - Acknowledged (CURL ARES)
* [[!bug 2717]] - Acknowledged (CURL ARES)
* [[!bug 2703]] - Closed, notabug
* [[!bug 2722]] - Selected for this weekend.
* [[!bug 2719]] - Closed, no resolution required
* [[!bug 2727]] - Acknowledged (Our scaling sucks)
* [[!bug 2729]] - Closed, macOS sucks
* [[!bug 2730]] - Misguided attempt at typo fix, closed.
* [[!bug 2726]] - Closed, can't reproduce
* [[!bug 2708]] - Fixed in 3.10
* [[!bug 2731]] - Acknowledged
* [[!bug 2732]] - Resolved in 3.10
* [[!bug 2733]] - Acknowledged feature request
* [[!bug 2734]] - Acknowledged feature request
* [[!bug 2735]] - Acknowledged feature request
* [[!bug 2737]] - Assigned to Daniel
* [[!bug 2739]] - Assigned to Vincent
* [[!bug 2738]] - Michael to explain user stylesheet
* [[!bug 2736]] - Assigned to Daniel
* [[!bug 2620]] - Assigned to Vincent
Topics
======
* We need a discussion about framebuffer, but won't block 3.10 mostly
* See if we can exfiltrate better SSL session error information such as a lack
of cipher list overlap. [[!bug 2719]] (Assigned to Daniel)
Activity
========
Mostly individual activity here
Michael
-------
* Converted NetSurf's README to Markdown.
* Removed unused minimum GIF delay setting from front ends (RISC OS, Amiga,
GTK, Atari, Windows).
* Removed unused minimum GIF delay option from Core settings.
* Removed unused minimum GIF delay option from documentation.
* Various constifications of parameters though APIs:
- The `bw` in browser window URL access function.
- The core window in the core window callback table's getters.
- The treeview clip rectangle through redraw.
- The `bw` though the browser_window page_info getter.
* Check for success/failure on HTML script mimetype interning.
* Split out a helper to get colour lightness in plot_style.
* Added function to engorge a particular component channel in a colour.
* Added stubs for new browser window interfaces for page-info functionality.
* Added new page info core window.
- Handles correct scaling of everything (text, paddings, etc) for different DPIs.
- Handles light on dark, or dark on light colour configurations.
- Implemented content layout, redraw and mouse action.
* Initialise/finalise the page-info module in NetSurf startup/quit handling.
* Renamed "crtvrfy" to "pi" (for page-info) in the GTK front end.
* Found a bug in the Amiga m86k toolchain where the compiler generates assembly
that the assembler says is invalid.
- For now, since we can't build the Amiga m86k toolchain, we have just
disabled that entry in the CI build matrix.
* Added `-ldl` link flag for unit test build of `libmalloc_fig.so`.
* Addressed missing malloc check in hashmap from Rob's code review.
* Added treeview API for setting a search string in searchable treeviews.
* Added cookie manager API for setting search string.
* Made the browser window cookie opener set the search term to the current
URL's host.
Daniel
------
* Went through [[!bug 2702]] worked out that we weren't completing the
content state machine when async scripts completed after `dom_to_box` had
finished. Fixed that.
* Went through [[!bug 2736]] and fixed the tests to use `__func__` instead.
* Updated the SDK for iconv and curl versions
* GTK3 - local history focussing and other core windows
* Fixed async scripts not completing the content state machine properly
* Don't progress the content state machine if scripts dont' run anything
* Ignore content loading status in html_proceed_to_done
* Added `DOMImplementation::createHtmlDocument()`
* Added `Element::innerHTML` support
* Added `Element::attributes` and thus a rudimentary `NamedNodeMap` and proxies
* Fixed `infinity` to `Infinity` in exports in `Window`
* Added `FOREGROUND` browser window creation flag to be honoured in frontends
which use tabs and can open things in the background at user choice
* Added support for that in GTK frontend
* Added `FOCUS_LOCATION` browser window creation flag which frontends can use
to indicate that they want the location bar focussed when the window opens
* Added support to GTK frontend to use that
* Added a state machine for the focussing logic in GTK
* Corrected `browser_window` to inform the GUI when redirects occur and to
ensure that the final URL reported to the GUI is the final fetched URL not
the fetch parameters URL
* Removed hack in GTK for url bar refresh on throbber stop as a result
* Various GTK3 type updates (e.g. `GtkVBox` and `GtkHBox` to `GtkBox`)
* Increased information available from `monkeyfarmer.py` when a window is
alive after being asked to destroy itself
* Also increased timeout in `monkey_driver` for that so that tests pass
once more
* In the GTK frontend, drain GTK events before polling the scheduler to allow
windows a chance to realise before we render. This improves the local history
thumbnails and scrollbar size
* To complete the scrollbar fix, also send a resize event to the grid when
we complete a fetch so that the scrollbar will rerender its thumb properly
* Correct `Node::nodeValue` setter to return the value set into it
* made llcache persist anything useful during finalise
* Added generic hashmap type
* Reworked the `fs_backing_store` to use this hashmap to reduce memory
impact at startup and simplify the code a bit.
* Added an SSL certificate chain cache to the curl fetcher using the hashmap
* Corrected ring handling in about, resource, file, and data fetchers
* Made fetch core send a `FETCH_ERROR` of `FetchFailedToFinish` if a fetch
is freed without actually passing through one of the finish states
Vince
-----
Statement of work
=================
If at all possible, we'd like to see some of the following addressed before
the next developer weekend…
Next time
=========
* February 21st to 24th (Fri through Monday) as a full 4 day event
* Manchester, unless something changes.
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