The rationale is that it's broken at least on some platforms (e.g.
TextureHost::GetAsSurface() is not implemented), and moving it under its own
environment variable allows us to use the client-side parts of paint dumping
without crashing while attempting to do the compositor-side parts.
TakeFocus() ends up making sync calls to the parent process. That means if we
try to call it from a sync call to the child process we end up deadlocked. The
easiest way to fix this is to make the message to the child process async.
This cleans up some redundant keys in `branches/try/job_flags.yml`, spells
the platform correctly (`linux`, not `linux32`), and defines the platform in
`base_job_flags.yml`
The B2G emulators apparently take ~5 minutes to read 50 certificates into
memory, which causes intermittent test timeouts. This is an attempt to
reduce the number of certificates needed to be read at any given time.
The change breaks some scenarios with APZ scrolling, in particular the code
that layerizes the scroll handoff chain for deeply nested scrollable frames.
The CSS scroll snapping specification defines percentages to be
`relative to same axis of the padding-box of the scroll container`,
which means that y-axis should be based no height, not width.
This patch adds a specialization for jni::Ref<jni::ObjectArray>, which
includes members for getting the length of the array and accessing
array elements.
We have a pretty messy system of coalescing viewport events that
introduced a race condition during the recent JNI refactoring. This
patch makes that code simpler and fixes the race condition. Instead of
keeping track of a previous viewport event, we now scan the event queue
for previous viewport events. This shouldn't be a perf concern because
we only scan the queue for viewport and native callback events, and stop
scanning as soon as we find another kind of event.
Adds a new chrome-only MutationObserverInit option called nativeAnonymousChildList
that will cause a mutation to fire when a native anonymous root is bound or unbound
Add new tasks for the "Linux" platform. These run on the same docker image as
the Linux64 builds, but that image has been modified to contain a bunch of
*.i686 packages required to cross-compile for i686. Due to yum's propensity
for resolving dependencies without regard to architecture, with this patch the
system-setup.sh script lists both architectures of each file explicitly.
This also leaves `gcc` installed for user convenience in installing Python
extensions, NPM modules, etc.
This also includes 'subversion' for clang builds (bug 1208029)
This is found by Viva64. The error is in fact benign since the
StatementCache constructor takes a reference to the nsCOMPtr
passed to it, and stores it for later use, so nothing bad
happens at runtime, but still we should not be using uninitialized
members to initialize other members with.
