RFC6265bis: Offload Service Worker SFC computation to spec #2217
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This changes how 6265bis computes the Site for Cookies for Service Workers by referring to their spec instead of spelling it out locally.
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@mikewest ping |
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@wanderview has a filed some issues tracking the work here w3c/ServiceWorker#1604 (reference) |
This changes how 6265bis computes the Site for Cookies for Service Workers by referring to their spec instead of spelling it out locally.
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Can you file a new issue on the service worker spec to add a section discussing SFC computation? |
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@mikewest ping |
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Hi, sorry. I've been a potato for the recent past, slowly recovering from covid. I'm happy to land this with the issue filed. |
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Closes #1288
This changes how 6265bis computes the Site for Cookies for Service Workers by referring to their spec instead of spelling it out locally.
It's been some time since this was last discussed so while I think this was the agreed upon change I may be mistaken.