Documents now fully deactivate when a freeze message is sent
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Documents now fully deactivate when a freeze message is sent
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Add config to do desktop notifications by running an abitrary command.
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I now have an usual setup where I use a (fast) remote machine for building, and I’m adding a hack to forward end-of-build notifications back to my laptop. This is the motivation for this change, but I kept it general enough that it could be used in other situations.
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Handle crossorigin in Link
Implemented Step three and handled step four of obtain the resource part
of 4.2.4 The link element.
Link to spec : https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/semantics.html#concept-link-obtain
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Fix git author setting for brew upload
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The fix from #14935 wasn't quite right.
cc @paulrouget
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Update browser.html to pick up the fix in browserhtml/browserhtml#1263
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This is the result of running `cargo update -p browserhtml` to pick up the fix for issue #14919
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The `git commit` command wants to set both an author and a committer.
The `--author` flag only sets the author,
leaving git without a value for the committer,
causing git to attempt to autodiscover that value.
To work around it, use the `-c` git flag to temporarily set the relevant
config variables for the scope of the command.
Fix filling of two vector fields for geckolib
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This fixes a crash of stylo when you do the following:
```javascript
p.setAttribute("style", "background-blend-mode: multiply");
alert(getComputedStyle(p).backgroundBlendMode);
p.setAttribute("style", "background-blend-mode: normal, normal");
alert(getComputedStyle(p).backgroundBlendMode);
```
r? @Manishearth
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Fix the incrmental reflow behavior of text-overflow
This patch allows Servo to incrementally reflow truncated fragments correctly.
* The untruncated version of a fragment is preserved, and when incrementally reflowing, the untruncated version is what gets reflowed. If it needs truncated, it will get truncated again.
* The ellipsis fragments are skipped when incrementally reflowing a line. If it is still needed, it will be recreated.
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Upgrade to rustc 1.16.0-nightly (2782e8f8f 2017-01-12)
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We previously had this and removed it because it caused runtime slowdowns
(discussion in #11102), but that was in release mode.
Debug mode is already very slow at runtime.
In my opinion, debug mode is mostly for the edit-compile-test cycle
which is currently dominated by compile times,
so sacrificing runtime for compile time makes sense.
I’ve observed a ~30% improvement of compile times with this.
This figure is consistent between a very fast desktop with 4 cores / 8 threads
and a not-as-fast laptop with 2 cores / 4 threads.
