The semantics of has_attribute aren't anywhere close to the ones expected for
Element#hasAttribute, and it fails an assertion when passed non-lower-case
names.
Following tests are re-enabled:
* /XMLHttpRequest/send-network-error-async-events.sub.htm
* /XMLHttpRequest/send-network-error-sync-events.sub.htm
* /XMLHttpRequest/xmlhttprequest-timeout-worker-aborted.html
* /XMLHttpRequest/xmlhttprequest-timeout-worker-overrides.html
* /XMLHttpRequest/xmlhttprequest-timeout-worker-simple.html
* /XMLHttpRequest/xmlhttprequest-timeout-worker-twice.html
Following tests are disabled:
* /XMLHttpRequest/xmlhttprequest-timeout-worker-overridesexpires.html
The following tests are expected to timeout since window.postMessage is
not implemented yet:
* /XMLHttpRequest/xmlhttprequest-timeout-abortedonmain.html
* /XMLHttpRequest/xmlhttprequest-timeout-overrides.html
* /XMLHttpRequest/xmlhttprequest-timeout-overridesexpires.html
Fixes#3356. This makes script elements fetch their source synchronously and execute immediately by default. It also lays some groundwork for future deferred or async script loading.
(Depends on #3716 to fix a content test failure caused by running script during parsing.)
The hubbub bindings set document.characterSet but we don't use it for anything.
html5ever doesn't parse charsets from <meta> tags yet, and I'd rather add that
as part of adding actual support for other encodings (which Servo never had
with hubbub).
Switching to html5ever also changes attribute parsing slightly (bringing it in
line with the current spec) and this breaks some of the <img srcset> tests. We
don't support this feature at all.
Some other things change due to bugs in hubbub not present in html5ever.
This fixes#3248.
r? @jdm. Please review for mistakes mercilessly! Also, I got a host of test failures when running the worker tests, not sure if these tests are expected to pass locally or not.
The data is used later to set the Content-Type header. Current rustc
(4d2af3861) does not detect this use-after-move, but treats the later use as
if the data was None. It will, however, detect the bug in d2b30f7d3, which we
are upgrading to.
The data is used later to set the Content-Type header. Current rustc
(4d2af3861) does not detect this use-after-move, but treats the later use as
if the data was None. It will, however, detect the bug in d2b30f7d3, which we
are upgrading to.