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What Unit test could have cought that ? Is this a Bug at all ? Chrome doesn't do anything wrong, but somehow the fix still has to be done inside Chrome. Inter
by codeshaman 11y ago
What Unit test could have cought that ? Is this a Bug at all ?
Chrome doesn't do anything wrong, but somehow the fix still has to be done inside Chrome.
Interesting how it all starts looking like one giant app, were a small change in one part leads to failures in completely unpredictable places.
- martius 11y agoIt's a spec bug: they wrote a draft spec, implemented it and pushed it to a stable release too soon.
- Ensorceled 11y agoNo unit test suite can cover all situations, you actually have to "use it in anger" before shipping it to something like 50% of all web users. Chrome is "breaking the internet" for its users, so Chrome is doing something wrong.
- paulmd 11y agoThat's what Canary Releases are for. You roll it out to (say) 2% of your users and see whether it shits the bed. If it does, NBD, you roll it back or patch. If it's good you roll it out to everyone.