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Status report and planning for TPAC 2021 #364

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LJWatson opened this issue Aug 25, 2021 · 3 comments
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Status report and planning for TPAC 2021 #364

LJWatson opened this issue Aug 25, 2021 · 3 comments

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@LJWatson
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TPAC will be virtual again this year. There will be a WebApps WG meeting at some point between 24 and 29 October.

There are two things we need you to do in the meantime:

  1. Let @marcoscaceres and I know before 17 September if you plan to hold a specification specific meeting (in addition to the general WebApps WG meeting)
  2. Post a specification status report before 30 September

Your specification status report should include:

  • What progress has your spec made in the last 12 months?
  • Is anything blocking your spec from moving to CR?
  • If yes, what is your plan to unblock it and do you need any help?

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inexorabletash commented Aug 26, 2021

@LJWatson and @marcoscaceres - no need to have a specification meeting this cycle; if other implementers want one, would be happy to facilitate or attend though.

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inexorabletash commented Oct 6, 2021

Oops, past the deadline for specification status report. Here we go...

Specification Status Report - TPAC 2021

Progress in the last 12 months

Extremely limited progress. Implementers appear to be focusing elsewhere (e.g. Storage Foundation and Access Handles). Google Chrome does plan to invest more in Indexed DB performance in 2022, and plans to explore if new indexing-related functionality could help developers migrate from other APIs (e.g. WebSQL) w/o performance degredations.

Normative changes:

  • Correct assertion that a transaction's scope is a "set of object stores" that is "fixed for the lifetime of that transaction", which is not true for upgrade transactions.

Editorial updates:

  • Use sorting definitions from infra
  • Textual simplifications, e.g. drop "running" from algorithm invocation

Implementer updates:

  • Safari 14 supports databases()

Updated discussion / issues:

Miscellaneous:

  • Migrated from Travis-CI to GitHub Actions

Moving to CR?

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Thanks @inexorabletash! this is great.

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