yes

because your try push will used the latest M-C, so that's likely to match the latest C-C

plus you notice whether your patch already doesn't apply

like Magnus pushed a huge patch before

aleca: even the commit message adheres to the standard, very nice ;-)

jorgk: yay, I'm not a complete mess :D

The graph is really useful. So if some test fails I can see how behind I am and if a rebase can make it pass

you know, I correct at least one commit message per day before landing.

darktrojan: when does this.delayConnectedCallback() return true in a CE's connectedCallback() ?

and if I don't pay attention, which happens, then all sorts of mistakes land :-(

1 AM here, time to sleep

bye

good night

Is there a way to inspect the Write Message window?

with the inspector?

yes, you need to select it

with the icon that looks like a ....

like a 3-pane

yes

the left-most on the right

and select ... messengercompose.cul

xul

jorgk: nice, thanks. Now go to sleep :P

you also have to be careful with the inspector

it can hang the entire session.

So better not run it on production data

thanks for the heads up

and there is a fatal option to not hide popups any more

also fatal in production

it's driven by an option, but if the devtools don't reset that, you get surprising results

ie, no menu pulldown ever closes any more :-(

aceman, you're not here any more, but I'm going to answer anyway and tell you I have no idea

hmm

short review queue

green tree

I might actually get some work done

hey is build failing?

I can't build

You can check treeherder to find out

yes yes sorry

fallen : what exactly do I have to look at ?

treestatus?

Don't tell me you've never seen this before? treeherder.mozilla.org/#/jobs?repo=comm-central

fallen: i have

I was just not sure wether that

Ok, I meant that

I was nto sure weather thats the only thing that I should look at.

mkmelin: you want to take a crack at the user's msgdb log? If not, who do you want to look at it?

sancus: who is handling ispdb now - like bug 574747 ?

wsmwk: Ask Ben or :sauth

no : asuth

wsmwk: not really... have too many other things lined up. hard to say would be productive with that

KaiE: There's a way to export additional symbols from NSS also, I don't know if it would help in this situation, however.

clokep, I believe it was a deliberate decision not to export those symbols

KaiE: See mailnews/nss-extra.symbols

clokep, the low level functions allo one to work with raw private keys. However, for FIPS certification level 2, you want to prevent applications from doing so

Right.

clokep, I know, I added that ;)

Oh, haha. :)

clokep, well, the low crypto functions ARE accessible, it's just with a level of indirection

the mpi functions probably aren't exported because NSS makes API and ABI stability promises

and maybe the original developers didn't want to make those promises for that code

After looking at this a bit, does it seem even vaguely reasonable?

clokep, you mean, is the general approach doable at all?

in theory yes, but the question is, is it worth the extra work. And we don't know if it actually works, right? I'm guessing that nobody ever had a working build with instantbird that used OTR-with-NSS, but without gcrypt, correct?

it's unclear how much more work it would be

KaiE: Yes, those patches were created for Instantbird, we never got a working version of it done.

hello

has thunderbird addons the full html5 dom?

yes

Check out thunderbird-webextensions.readthedocs.io/en/latest

There are also experiments that can do a bunch more

hi Fallen

i would like implement a wysiwyg component

so, "canvas" should be needed

and drag+drop

paule32: I believe there's a built-in editor you can use...like the one that Thunderbird uses to write emails.

It is a PITA to actually use, I think...

(I mean, thunderbird doesn't implement full html5, and I don't think anything ever has, tb supports a subset of the html spec though, comparable to what Firefox 52 would support?)

the typical wysiwyg wouldn't use a canvas either though, clokep

freaktechnik: That's my point, why would you use a canvas and implement it yourself?

Happy Friday, folks :D

Hello!

agree - Happy Friday

Can someone explain to me the significance of MAPI headers? developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mo…mple_Thunderbird_build#MAPI_Headers

Indeed, happy Friday all, and even better it's feeling more like spring out there where I am. :)

yeah - you know spring is coming when it's blazing hot in your office because it's going to be 2 more weeks before the shut off heat and turn on the air conditioning

clokep-M: good work this week

jorgk: thanks for helping with elections again

just the list, right?

every bit helps

jorgk: I guess you can make the release notes live. i'll see what I can do to get the pushes finished

Hold on.

60.6?

That's due on Monday or so.

tuesday

2019-03-19

exactly.

So we can't release before FF.

forgot we're ahead of schedule. that never happens :)

almost

Also I'm still waiting on the wording for the Calenar item from MMD

but in general it can be done if we start early.

the Mozilla code is usually ready on Wednesday the week before.

it's more possible to happen now that our build systems are much more rhobust

hmm, if you follow the Mozilla stuff, yes. Lots of support lately from Dustin and Rail.

but that's still only half the equation

Oh nice! darktrojan fixed 'this.treebox is null'. I'll say thanks, even though he's away right now.

where did he fix it?

wasn't there a bug for it?

jorgk: yep, bug 1535272. I just happened to see it on treeherder.

It should help with de-xbl of calendar-task-tree.

darktrojan: did you fall out of bed?

darktrojan: I'll land the text area stuff later and then the bug will be done, right?

it's not *that* unusual for me to be up at this time

OK, well, I don't record your sightings ;-)

10:15 seems early

notice I said "up" not "awake"

OK.

:-)

I'll turn the TV on for a while

let's see what education we get today.

Yesterday it was the history of Coke ;-)

and the night before wasn't bad either.

I'll return unless you want to beat me with landing your patch

yesterday was the same repeating coverage over and over of people being shot :-/

shot?

who?

where?

when?

49 dead in Christchurch

what?

BenC is there, no?

same city yes

not really the same part of town

finally found an article that doesn't assume you already know what's going on

just read the BBC

I usually read it before I go to bed. So I didn't get there yet

gah

these image attachment thumbnails on bugzilla really mess up page loading