[Resource Timing] Chrome does not fire resourcetimingbufferfull properly |
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Issue descriptionCurrently, Chrome fires resourcetimingbufferfull in two cases: 1. When after changing the size with setResourceTimingBufferSize, the buffer is full. 2. When a ResourceTiming entry is successfully added but the buffer is now full. This does not match the spec (shouldn't fire on setResourceTimingBufferSize, and we are missing the buffer full flag).
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May 16 2018
No, I do mean 'is now full'. resourcetimingbufferfull triggers when the buffer is full.
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Sep 4
Ping: Any update here?
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Sep 4
The spec is being updated regarding how this event should be triggered. I'm not changing this until after the spec change is done.
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Jan 15
What's the status of the spec?
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Jan 15
This was fixed in https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/1373819 Closing |
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Comment 1 by maxlg@chromium.org
, May 16 2018