Randell Jesup
Randell Jesup
There's one way we could allow pages using OPFS into the bfcache: If a page using OPFS is in the bfcache, and another page tries to use the same files...
> What should happen if 2 pages call [fileHandle.createWritable({ keepExistingData: true })](https://fs.spec.whatwg.org/#dom-filesystemfilehandle-createwritable)` on the same file in different tabs? They take read locks, and so they both could have them;...
@a-sully -- please open a separate issue for speccing the interaction between navigation and aync operations
So this case is a little different than unloading with WebSockets, etc. We (probably) want to maintain the file locks and filehandles while cached (salvagable), but if that would impact...
BTW, I think the idea of dropping and re-acquiring can lead to subtle deviations from what could happen if it hadn't gone into the cache, so I would avoid that,...
You could use resolve() (or whatever we rename it to, the name is ugly)
So do we need a recursive iterator? IIRC most OS's don't provide such a thing; it's easy enough to build on top of the existing interfaces.
Cli commands have different requirements and reasoning for options than API calls.
@rektide : when will that API be implemented in Chrome, Firefox and Safari? So far as I know (not on the JS team), Mozilla has done no work on this...
So... "IDs should not be stable after clearing browsing data. In other words, this should not be a truly persistent, unclearable identifier" But hashing the output of resolve() provides a...