* chore: small memory management improvement
Co-authored-by: Charles Kerr <ckerr@github.com>
* chore: fix code style
* use start-from-one ref count, check ref_counted.h for motivations
* reuse list_base_dir_
* net::DirectorLister offloads directory enumeration to a different
task sequence in its implementation, use of sequence runner on
our end is unnecessary
* Don't manually `Release` in `WebContentsDestroyed`, content::FileSelectListener
already handles this case.
Fixes#18808
Previously, the triggeredByAccelerator flag would be entirely coupled with whether or not the modifier keys were being used or not.
This PR swaps out the ui::EventFlagsFromModifiers([event modifierFlags])) call in the macOS code to ui::EventFlagsFromNSEventWithModifiers(event, [event modifierFlags])). The latter outputs flags that take into account mouse click events on top of modifier flags (see Chromium documentation).
The business logic to detect triggeredByAccelerator is then changed to exclude any mouse click flags.
* chore: use ScopedPumpMessagesInPrivateModes in tray
* revert refcounting of AtomMenuModel
* Prefer WeakPtr for posting tasks to handle unexpected destruction
* feat: show optional authors in gtk about panel
* chore: use a base::Value for about dialog options on Linux
* docs: mark 'version' as supported on Linux too
Wait for the focus event because checking focus status.
BrowserWindow.show gives focus to the window but there is
a moment where the window is shown but does not have the
focus yet. And the test was failing at this moment.
* build: move zip manifest logic in zip_manifests dir
* build: remove unused get-version.py script
* chore: move all release/sudowoodo related scripts into script/releases
* chore: update paths to zip manifests in CI configs
* build: fix path to ci release build script for arm tests
* test: move more BrowserWindow specs to main runner
* more movey
* maximized/minimized events don't work on linux?
* try for better printing of non-equal bounds
* add a timeout when checking window bounds after resize
* add a timeout when reading content size
* setTimeout...?
* try a smaller window size
* chore: add debounce on the updateWebContentsVisibility method to ensure quick changes in occlusion do not result in flickering
* chore: update old patch headers
* chore: add ability to log native deprecation warnings
* take std::string, handle conversion later
* address feedback from @ckerr's review
* simplify with feedback from zcbenz
When we blast off again, we check out a commit so the current branch ends up being incorrect and is HEAD rather than X-Y-Z. This therefore no longer just runs git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD; it instead checks to ensure that the result of that call matches the release branch pattern. If it doesn't, it fetches the containing branch for the commit.
Since we only ever blast off from bump commits, we can safely assume that only one release branch will ever contain the bump commit and therefore be the one we want to use when tagging the release on npm.
Legacy print statements are syntax errors in Python 3 but print() function works as expected in both Python 2 and Python 3.
Old style exceptions are syntax errors in Python 3 but new style exceptions work as expected in both Python 2 and Python 3.
The `flatten` option has been removed from electron-windows-store dcc654df2e so running the command would produce an error:
> error: unknwon option --flatten
* build: show ninja stats for testing/debug builds
* Update .circleci/config.yml
Co-Authored-By: Jeremy Apthorp <nornagon@nornagon.net>
* Use regular depot tools instead of third party one
* I forget where depot tools lives
* Fix depot tools path
This is useful for checking which processes are sandboxed on OS level.
Regarding creationTime, since the pid can be reused after a process dies, it is useful to use both the pid and the creationTime to uniquely identify a process.
Historically, we've been passing in all MessageBox parameters individually, which makes augmenting or improving MessageBox functionality challenging because to change or add even one argument requires a huge cascade of argument changes that leaves room for errors.
For other file dialog related APIs, we use a struct (DialogSettings), and so this PR takes a similar approach and refactors MessageBox parameters into a struct (MessageBoxSettings) which we then use to simplify argument passing and which will enable us to more quickly iterate and improve upon functionality in the future.
Don't re-enter fullscreen if there is a pending operation,
for subframe fullscreen request `EnterFullScreenModeForTab`
will be called for both the frame in question as well as
the outer webContents hosting it.
* feat: provide the frame URL with permission requests and checks
Also provides a handy isMainFrame property to determine if it is an
iframe making the request
* chore: refactor to use base::Value
* chore: use Set<Type>Key over SetPath
* Initial changes to use crashpad for windows
* Remove crashpad patch
* Report error when failed to connect pipe
* Allow crashpad to communicate with named pipe
* Add patch to make crashpad named pipe work
* Windows also needs crashReporter on main process
* Call SetUnhandledExceptionFilter in node process
Node can also use crash reporter.
* Do not treat node process as browser process
* No more need to manually start crash service
* Use base::StringPrintf for better readbility
* Print error when pipe name not available
* Make sure pipe name is updated
Note that the crashpad may be started after renderer process gets
created.
* Fix some tests
* Update node
* Exclude crashpad files on Linux and MAS
* Fix lint warning
* Remove unused checks
* kCrashpadPipeName is only available on Windows
* Fix uploadToServer tests
* Fix extra params tests
* Fix getCrashesDirectory tests
* Run crashReporter tests on CI
* Style fixes
* Update crashreporter docs
* Rename InitBreakpad to Init
* Add comment for process_type_.empty() and UTF16ToASCII to UTF16ToUTF8.
* Update build.gn include crashpad headers
* Address comment https://github.com/electron/electron/pull/18483#discussion_r290887898
* Avoid using api::WebContents
* Put kRunAsNode in atom_constants
* Remove duplicate settings on upload params
* Fix building on macOS
* Update description for crashpad_pid_check.patch
* Pipe data into HTTP protocol handlers
* Remove unused parameters
* Remove "sending request of http protocol urls" test
Sending request to "http://" in "file://" violates CORS rules and always
fail, before NetworkService somehow Chromium still sent a request even
though the request failed with CORS error, so the test passes while the
test is not valid. With NetworkService no request is sent at all and the
test jsut fails.
So this is an ancient invalid test, as sending http requests have been
fully covered in other tests, I am removing this test.
* fix: properly pass openExternal activate option
A reference to an OpenExternalOptions structure was being captured by an Objective-C block that
outlived the object that was being referenced.
* Fix test in CI
* Don't check for activate on linux
* Close BrowserWindow
* build: unify YARN_VERSION variable usage and ensure CI uses yarn not npm
* chore: use a JS helper so that it can work on windows
* chore: make script/yarn without node_modules installed
* fix: reject the executeJavaScript promise when it fails to execute the script
Closes#9102
* Update atom/renderer/api/atom_api_web_frame.cc
Co-Authored-By: Jeremy Apthorp <nornagon@nornagon.net>
* Update atom/renderer/api/atom_api_web_frame.cc
Co-Authored-By: Jeremy Apthorp <nornagon@nornagon.net>
* fix: missing semicolon
* docs: ensure that optionality matches between documented params and signatures
* docs: ensure that all optional declarations are lower case
* chore: fix broken link
* build: allow pulling in a later version of Clang
Due to a code-generation defect related to virtual method thunks in the
official compiler used for Chromium M76, it's necessary to build for WoA
with a later version of Clang. When running gclient sync, setting
ELECTRON_BUILD_WOA=1 in the environment will download a corrected
compiler which doesn't have this defect.
* docs: add a note about building for Windows on Arm
* Get a site instance related to current one instead of creation a new one
Using `GetRelatedSiteInstance` will keep the relation (same browsing instance) between the current and the new site instance.
* Some relies on preloads in opened window
The fact that, now, we always have an opener for opened windows diables note integration in opened windows, except if `nodeIntegrationInSubFrames` is enabled.
* Add a test on window.opener after cross-orgin navigation
* Make sure to unregisterProtocol in tests
* Introduc and use a NetworkSandbox for tests
* Modify tests about zoom persistence to properly simulate cross-origin navigation
* Revert "Modify tests about zoom persistence to properly simulate cross-origin navigation"
This reverts commit 0a7537f2eb7f183ddec16637e8a2e92a0d600321.
Previously we loaded both fs and child_process and then hooked into
the returned value, relying on the module cache to keep our modifications
and give them to everyone.
Loading child_process took in excess of 20ms though so instead of loading
it and then hooking in. We intercept all Module load requests, and when
the first one for `child_process` comes in, we wrap the appropriate methods
and then never touch it again.
* build: use python-dbusmock v0.18.1 on Linux
To prevent timeout errors with some other python-dbusmock versions.
* Don't use a fixed version of python-dbusmock
Co-Authored-By: John Kleinschmidt <jkleinsc@github.com>
* refactor: bundle the browser and renderer process electron code
* Bundles browser/init and renderer/init
* Improves load performance of main process by ~40%
* Improves load performance of renderer process by ~30%
* Prevents users from importing our "requiring" our internal logic such
as ipc-main-internal. This makes those message buses safer as they are
less accessible, there is still some more work to be done though to lock
down those buses completely.
* The electron.asar file now only contains 2 files, as a future
improvement maybe we can use atom_natives to ship these two files
embedded in the binary
* This also removes our dependency on browserify which had some strange
edge cases that caused us to have to hack around require-order and
stopped us using certain ES6/7 features we should have been able to use
(async / await in some files in the sandboxed renderer init script)
TLDR: Things are faster and better :)
* fix: I really do not want to talk about it
* chore: add performance improvements from debugging
* fix: resolve the provided path so webpack thinks it is absolute
* chore: fixup per PR review
* fix: use webpacks ProvidePlugin to keep global, process and Buffer alive after deletion from global scope for use in internal code
* fix: bundle worker/init as well to make node-in-workers work
* chore: update wording as per feedback
* chore: make the timers hack work when yarn is not used
* chore: allow conditional disable of the site instance override patches at runtime
* feat: add app.allowRendererProcessReuse property to allow runtime disable of site instance overrides
spec: add tests for the new allowRendererProcessReuse property
feat: add console warnings / errors for loading non context-aware native modules
* Only error if the patch is disabled
* Warn all the time, this will ship in Electron 7
Fixes: #18503
Refs: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/1576232
For whatever reason Chromium made this change and then made the default
//content behavior to return false for all IsDataResourceGzipped
requests. This PR updates our ContentClient impl to return the correct
values.
Notes: Fixed issues where some `chrome://*` URLs would not render
correctly
This fixes#18459 by improving the handling of contractions in the spellcheck API. Specifically, it now accepts contraction words where the spellchecker recognizes the whole word, and not, as previously, just if it recognizes all of its parts.
* chore: remove last instances of base::Bind
* MessageBoxCallback is a OnceCallback
* convert permission helepr cbs to Once
* convert ResponseCallback to Once
This PR ameliorates an issue whereby minimizable and closable weren't respected in customButtonsOnHover mode. maximizable isn't addressable here, since it's been blanket disabled in newer versions of macOS owing to an issue with the NSWindowStyleMaskFullSizeContentView style mask.
* Compare final data instead of url
The behavior of did-finish-load and getURL has changed for redirects when
using NetworkService, so the test fails for NetworkService.
Comparing the finally received data makes the test more reliable.
* Implement intercept APIs
* Setting mimeType should set "content-type" header
* Passing no argument should not throw JS error
* Don't access api namespace in ProxyingURLLoaderFactory
* No need to create AtomURLLoaderFactory every time
* No use of weak factory
* Use "Breaking Changes" as the changes doc's title.
Multiple people have commented that this important page is difficult
to find, in part because people search for "Breaking" or "Changes" or
"Breaking Changes" rather than "API Contract".
This PR changes the name to "Breaking Changes" so that it'll show up
on electronjs.org/docs/.
It also adds a backwards-friendly link so people still searching for
"API Contract" will get a redirect. I'm not sure if this is necessary --
the actual URL of https://electronjs.org/docs/api/breaking-changes is
unchanged -- would especially welcome feedback on this part.
* fixup! Use "Breaking Changes" as the changes doc's title.
* fixup! Use "Breaking Changes" as the changes doc's title.
* fix: add parentheses
Add parentheses to the end `app.showAboutPanel`, because this is method.
* fix: change 'Promise<string>' to 'Promise<String>'
Change `Promise<string>` to `Promise<String>`, because this is class name.
* docs: change lower case to upper case
Change lower case in word `menu` to upper case - `Menu`, because it's method.
Previously the enum list ended with entries copied values
from base::PATH_ entries, so the subsequent entry (PATH_END)
had a value in (base::PATH_START..base::PATH_END].
This only a correctness patch. atom::PATH_END doesn't appear
to be used anywhere and it was the only atom::PATH_ enum
bitten by this.
Windows debug isn't logging because of a DCHECK failure during startup. This changes the logger initialization to use the absolute path, so that logging works again.
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-browser-view-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-touch-bar-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-web-frame-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-web-contents-view-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in security-warnings-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-menu-item-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-web-request-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-remote-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-session-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-system-preferences-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-browser-window-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in webview-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-net-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-protocol-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect api-web-contents-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-shell-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in modules-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in chromium-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in api-crash-reporter-spec.js
* spec: replace assert with expect in asar-spec.js
* spec: rename assert-helpers to expect-helpers
* address PR feedback
* fix: make IsProtocolHandled return true for builtin schemes
* fix: return ERR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED for wrong arg
* Initial work of AsarURLLoader
* Put normal file logics in AsarURLLoader
* Implement asar file reading
* Don't change URL for unpacked file
* Fix cpplint warning
* fix: update the FileSelectHelper to support the new promise API
Fixes#18254
So it turns out we've successfully introduced a way to write
non-typesafe C++.
This fixes two things:
* Uses the object the promise resolves
* Ensures we attach the Then handler before moving the promise
* fix: also fix misuse of Promise::Then in the download manager
* fix: start node strem asyncly
* fix: headers value may be a list
* fix: simply destruct on finish/error
* fix: class may destruct immediately after subscribing "data"
* fix: send meaningful error
* fix: must always provide a response body
* fix: handle the case when one write can not write all data
* fix: handle connection error
This adds a patch to support functionality that we were using but chromium changed it. Electron uses breakpad on windows, chromium uses crashpad (which is newer). So this patch is needed until we update electron to use crashpad for windows.
This code was originally added in #6448 to handle an edge case crash in 10.9, and we no longer support 10.9 and therefore no longer need to account for this case.
It addressed the crash, but also created a race condition whereby when a new tray is created the old tray's destroy wouldn't have been fully completed and therefore a new one would be spawned. This fixes that by destroying the tray on the current tick once more.
* fix: always have head.headers available
* fix: use StringDataPipeProducer to write string
It can handle large strings correctly.
* fix: override RegisterNonNetworkSubresourceURLLoaderFactories
* fix: add dummy uninterceptProtocol implementation
* fix: jquery error handler can pass empty string
For some errors jquery would pass empty string in the error handler,
which makes tests pass when they should fail.
* chore: fix cpplint warnings
* fix: guard RegisterNonNetworkSubresourceURLLoaderFactories call
It may be called even when NetworkService is not enabled.
* test: disable protocol.interceptHttpProtocol test
* Parse stream protocol handler
* Pipe node stream to mojo
* Merge the parser for headers
* Add ToDict helper to simplify code
* Simplify dispatching logic
* Add an experimental API for returning any type of response
* Fix subscribing event
* URL loaders' lifetime is independent of the factory
* HandleError helper is no longer needed
* Rename "SendResponse" => "StartLoading" to follow naming conventions
* Delete when connection error happens
* Fix cpplint warning
* fix: ensure the inspector agent is shutdown before cleaning up the node env
* spec: add tests to ensure clean shutdown with connected inspector agent
* Update node_debugger.cc
* build: ensure consistent package-lock across multiple machines
* build: fix linting errors and use npm ci instead of npm install
* build: use a yarn.lock and yarn instead of package-lock and npm
* chore: replace package-lock.json files with yarn.lock
* chore: replace last instance of `npm install`
In the registerFileProtocol docs the "headers" argument of the callback was described as being a list. In fact is has to be an Object mapping header-entries to values. This can be seen in Line 326 of `/spec/api-protocol-spec.js` [fe618631f1/spec/api-protocol-spec.js (L326)].
We now create a new instance of atom::api::DesktopCapturer for every
request instead of weirdly re-using the same instance and queuing
requests. This means there is now a 1:1 relationship between request
and DesktopCapturer so there isn't a race condition between the observer
for one request calling back before the observer of another. This is an
issue ever since the backing APIs moved to worker threads.
This also does a few things to ensure memory management
* Only ever listen to one event per-request, after that we wipe the emit
function to ignore all future events
* Ensures we clean up the window_capturer_, screen_capturer_ and
captured_sources_ in native land once the request is over.
This _in theory_ fixes a flake we've been seeing on CI where we try to
resolve the promise for a request that no longerr exists.
* Pass protocol type and handler to factory
* Add converter for network::ResourceRequest
* Implement Buffer and String protocol handler
* Implement file protocol
* fix: add boringssl backport to support node upgrade
* fix: Update node_includes.h, add DCHECK macros
* fix: Update node Debug Options parser usage
* fix: Fix asar setup
* fix: using v8Util in isolated context
* fix: make "process" available in preload scripts
* fix: use proper options parser and remove setting of _breakFirstLine
_breakFirstLine was being set on the process, but that has changed in node 12 and so is no longer needed. Node will handle it properly when --inspect-brk is provided
* chore: update node dep sha
* fix: process.binding => _linkedBinding in sandboxed isolated preload
* fix: make original-fs work with streams
* build: override node module version
* fix: use _linkedBinding in content_script/init.js
* chore: update node ref in DEPS
* build: node_module_version should be 73
* build: optimize the happy path when syncing on CI
This adds a new cache for the "src" directory that is only ever used if
the cache key matches exactly. If there is no exact match we fall back
to the old strategy of using the git cache.
On the happy path this can make the checkout on linux/macOS take around
5-6 minutes which is **significantly** faster than the original 15-18
minutes.
* build: sort readdir result to ensure stability
* build: increment cache key
* Update config.yml
* build: ensure that the cleanly checked out Electron has had hooks run on it
* build: do not remove deps/v8
* build: ensure clean git directory when generating deps hash
* chore: add comments to caching logic
* Update .circleci/config.yml
Co-Authored-By: MarshallOfSound <samuel.r.attard@gmail.com>
This turns the AtomViewMsg_Offscreen message, which only called the global setter blink::WebView::SetUseExternalPopupMenus(false) to get Chrome to render popup menus in the renderer instead of externally on macOS, into a command-line renderer flag --offscreen which does the same thing, except at render thread startup time, which is where Chromium sets the flag: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/refs/tags/75.0.3755.3/content/renderer/render_thread_impl.cc#728.
This was the last usage of RenderViewObserver in our codebase, so this PR also removes that class.
* Comparison using is when operands support __eq__
Comparison using 'is' when equivalence is not the same as identity
When you compare two values using the is or is not operator, it is the object identities of the two values that is tested rather than their equality. If the class of either of the values in the comparison redefines equality then the is operator may return False even though the objects compare as equal. Equality is defined by the __eq__ or, in Python2, __cmp__ method. To compare two objects for equality, use the == or != operator instead.
Recommendation
When you want to compare the value of two literals, use the comparison operator == or != in place of is or is not.
If the uniqueness property or performance are important then use an object that does not redefine equality.
* fix: Comparison using is when operands support __eq__
Comparison using 'is' when equivalence is not the same as identity
When you compare two values using the is or is not operator, it is the object identities of the two values that is tested rather than their equality. If the class of either of the values in the comparison redefines equality then the is operator may return False even though the objects compare as equal. Equality is defined by the __eq__ or, in Python2, __cmp__ method. To compare two objects for equality, use the == or != operator instead.
Recommendation
When you want to compare the value of two literals, use the comparison operator == or != in place of is or is not.
If the uniqueness property or performance are important then use an object that does not redefine equality.
Previously, we were creating the app logs folder at a predefined location during initial electron startup, which meant that it had to be manually removed and prevented clean app portability. This refactors that implementation such that it's now an opt-in feature and developers must call app.setAppLogsPath(path) with an optional custom path in order to set this directory.
* docs: explanation on using protocols with partitions
* linting fixes
* Update docs/api/protocol.md
Co-Authored-By: Kilian <kilian@kilianvalkhof.com>
* Update docs/api/protocol.md
Co-Authored-By: Kilian <kilian@kilianvalkhof.com>
* Update docs/api/protocol.md
Co-Authored-By: Kilian <kilian@kilianvalkhof.com>
* be more explicit about there being a default session.
* fix: make OSR work with viz compositor
* fix: update OSR patch
* fix: update patch again
* fix: update viz_osr.patch for macOS
* fix: gn check warnings
* chore: no need to change SoftwareOutputDeviceWinProxy
* chore: add check in case we missed something
* fix: consider scale factor when compare size
* fix: make GPU OSR work
* fix: autofill popups with OSR
* chore: use UNIX line ending for osr_video_consumer
* chore: code is already in defined(OS_MACOSX)
* fix: share same OSR implementation on macOS
This should also fix the crash when there is navigation on macOS.
* test: osr window should not crash after navigation
* fix: make osr work on Mac properly
* fix: software osr on windows
* fix: software osr on Linux
* fix: compilation error introduced with rebase
* fix: split local surface id allocation into two
* Update osr_host_display_client_mac.mm
* chore: update copyright year
* fix: update patch
* spec: clean up after a failed window count assertion
Previously when this assertion failed all tests that ran after the
failed assertion also failed. This ensure that the assertion fails for
the test that actually caused the issue but cleans up the left-over
windows so that future tests do not fail.
* fix: maintain a ref count for objects sent over remote
Previously there was a race condition where a GC could occur in the
renderer process between the main process sending a meta.id and the
renderer pulling the proxy out its weakmap to stop it being GC'ed.
This fixes that race condition by maintaining a "sent" ref count in the
object registry and a "received" ref count in the object cache on the
renderer side. The deref request now sends the number of refs the
renderer thinks it owns, if the number does not match the value in the
object registry it is assumed that there is an IPC message containing a
new reference in flight and this race condition was hit.
The browser side ref count is then reduced and we wait for the new deref
message. This guaruntees that an object will only be removed from the
registry if every reference we sent has been guarunteed to be unreffed.
By default the Chromedriver will send remote-debugging-port=0 to let the
browser choose a free port to listen on. The chosen port is written to
a known file in the user data dir that is passed to the app through the
CLI.
This PR does two things.
1. Correctly passes the USER_DATA_DIR to the remote debugging server so
it knows where to write the file
2. Adds support for --user-data-dir as we did not support that CLI
argument and Chromedriver relies on being able to tell the "browser"
where to write this file.
Fixes#17354
Closes#10515. Notes fundamental limitation in `navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia` for audio capture on some platforms so that users are aware of the ongoing issue and provides a potential workaround.
* refactor: use mojo for electron internal IPC
* add sender_id, drop MessageSync
* remove usages of AtomFrameMsg_Message
* iwyu
* first draft of renderer->browser direction
* refactor to reuse a single ipc interface
* implement TakeHeapSnapshot through mojo
* the rest of the owl^WtakeHeapSnapshot mojofication
* remove no-op overrides in AtomRendererClient
* delete renderer-side ElectronApiServiceImpl when its pipe is destroyed
* looks like we don't need to overlay the renderer manifest after all
* don't try to send 2 replies to a sync rpc
* undo changes to manifests.cc
* unify sandboxed + unsandboxed ipc events
* lint
* register ElectronBrowser mojo service on devtools WebContents
* fix takeHeapSnapshopt failure paths
* {electron_api => atom}::mojom
* add send_to_all to ElectronRenderer::Message
* keep interface alive until callback is called
* review comments
* use GetContext from RendererClientBase
* robustify a test that uses window.open
* MessageSync posts a task to put sync messages in the same queue as async ones
* add v8::MicrotasksScope and node::CallbackScope
* iwyu
* use weakptr to api::WebContents instead of Unretained
* make MessageSync an asynchronous message & use non-associated interface
* iwyu + comments
* remove unused WeakPtrFactory
* inline OnRendererMessage[Sync]
* cleanups & comments
* use helper methods instead of inline lambdas
* remove unneeded async in test
* add mojo to manifests deps
* add gn check for //electron/manifests and mojo
* don't register renderer side service until preload has been run
* update gn check targets list
* move interface registration back to RenderFrameCreated
NOLINT disables the linting error that we can't fix because its just
implementing a content API.
We also disable clang-format because it tries to format the // NOLINT
onto a new line which doesn't exactly work
* fix: match net module headers & http.IncomingMessage headers
* update net doc for cleanliness
* address feedback from review
* Update spec/api-net-spec.js
Co-Authored-By: codebytere <codebytere@github.com>
* add special cookie case
* spec: add tests for the autoUpdater on macOS that actually test if it works
* spec: add express as dep
* spec: add logic to auto-trust self-signed certificate and not run autoupdate specs on MAS
* build: fix the step name for importing the codesign cert
* chore: update updater spec PR as per feedback
* fix: s/atomBinding/electronBinding
* build: use spawn instead of exec
* fix: ensure dots in content script patterns aren't used as wildcards
* chore: sanitise all regexp special chars
* chore: extract to helper
* chore: fixup helper
navigations
There is a race condition between DidCreateScriptContext and another
navigation occuring in the main process. If the navigation occurs while
the preload script is running, the same process is re-used. This
ensures that any pending navigations are completely removed / ignored
when we trigger a new navigation.
Fixes#17576
On windows removeSync randomly seems to fail with DIRNOTEMPTY. By using
the async version fs-extra will do some back-off-retry logic to
hopefully get this dir deleted
So although apple has it documented that notifications with duplicate identifiers in the same session won't be presented. They apparently forgot to mention that macOS also non-deterministically and without any errors, logs or warnings will also not present some notifications in future sessions if they have a previously used identifier.
As such, we're going to truly randomize these identifiers so they are
unique between apps and sessions. The identifier now consists of a
randomly generated UUID and the app bundle id.
* docs: upstream doc links added to default window
Added the link to the Node docs and Chromium docs to the default window (not sure if I linked the chromium docs correctly, please let me know/feel free to suggest changes if you know the correct way to do so)
* docs: clarify what requestSingleInstanceLock() does
* Revert "docs: upstream doc links added to default window"
This reverts commit 829417cf29.
* docs: clarify what requestSingleInstanceLock() does
* test: add test for second-instance event parameter
* robustify getting data from child process
* fix test on windows
* fix lint
* Update api-app-spec.js
* fix package-lock.json
Until one of the latest version of node, the definition of the DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN macro in node was different than in chromium. That is no longer the case, so just undefining the macro in node_includes.h works.
* Execute content script in isolated world
* Inject script into newly created extension worlds
* Create new content_script_bundle for extension scripts
* Initialize chrome API in content script bundle
* Define Chrome extension isolated world ID range
1 << 20 was chosen as it provides a sufficiently large range of IDs for extensions, but also provides a large enough buffer for any user worlds in [1000, 1 << 20).
Ultimately this range can be changed if any user application raises it as an issue.
* Insert content script CSS into document
This now avoids a script wrapper to inject the style sheet. This closely matches the code used by chromium in `ScriptInjection::InjectCss`.
* Pass extension ID to isolated world via v8 private
* feat: add support for content scripts 'all_frames' option
* merged content script tests
'all_frames' test now runs on all variants of sandbox/contentIsolation configurations :D
* refactor: load electron builtin modules with process._linkedBinding
NODE_BUILTING_MODULE_CONTEXT_AWARE and process.binding are
removed in https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/25829. This changes
uses the alternative available without any functionality change.
* chore: roll node
* fix: remove usage of abort_report_np in MAS builds
* fix: remove usage of pthread_chdir in MAS builds
* fix: remove usage of setapplicationisdaemon in MAS builds
* chore: update patch manifest
* Add content script injector to sandboxed renderer
* Fix 'getRenderProcessPreferences' binding to the wrong object
* Pass getRenderProcessPreferences to content-scripts-injector
* Emit document-start and document-end events in sandboxed renderer
* Use GetContext from RendererClientBase
* Prevent script context crash caused by lazily initialization
* Remove frame filtering logic for onExit callback
Since we're keeping track of which frames we've injected the bundle into, this logic is redundant.
* Add initial content script tests
* Add contextIsolation variants to content script tests
* Add set include
* Fix already loaded extension error
* Add tests for content scripts 'run_at' options
* Catch script injection eval error when CSP forbids it
This can occur in a rendered sandbox when a CSP is enabled. We'll need to switch to using isolated worlds to fix this.
* Fix content script tests not properly cleaning up extensions
* Fix lint and type errors
It is owned by URLRequestStreamJob on the IO thread once request starts,
but if the ownership was abondoned while transfering it to IO thread
which is possible when a request is aborted, then we need to make sure
its destroyed on the right thread to avoid lock in v8.
* chore: roll node
in particular, this picks up electron/node#70a78f07b, which fixes an issue with incorrect usage of the BN_bn2bin_padded API in boringssl
* fix tests
* fix: backport upstream fixes for color chooser dialogs
* chore: fix patches, Windows bad, linux good
* Update color_chooser_mac.patch
* Update color_chooser_win.patch
* build: enable gn check for //electron:electron_lib
* ci: add gn check step
* ci: set depot_tools path
* chrome_key_systems_provider.h nogncheck
* chore: fix gn check errors on windows
* chore: gn check //electron:electron_app
`powerMonitor.querySystemIdleState` and `powerMonitor.querySystemIdleTime` had async backing APIs in chromium (https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/1379183). However, that has changed in ch73. So, this PR deprecates the old async APIs and adds new sync APIs.
This change undoes the hack that was put in because of a bug in chromium. That has since been fixed in chromium, so this is no longer need, hence removing.
The 'BrowserWindow' > 'preserves transparency' test, validates this working.
In the mac file dialog implementation of show*OpenDialog, a settings
object is passed down to the dialog completion handler.
However at the time the completion handler is invoked, the settings
object is already out-of-scope, resulting in an invalid access to
the security_scoped_bookmarks flag.
The fix is to capture the value of the flag and passing that directly
to the completion handler.
fixes issue #16664
* build: upgrade asar to ^1.0.0
This is to remove a transitive security vulnerability.
The API changed from callbacks to Promises, so `script/gn-asar.js`
needed to be changed.
* build: add klaw to package.json
`klaw` is used in `script/lint.js`, but it was a transitive dependency.
* build: add fs-extra to package.json
`fs-extra` is used in `script/gn-asar.js`, but it was a transitive
dependency.
* refactor: Port inspector to TypeScript
* refactor: Add another type to inspector
* refactor: Use correct paths
* Update lib/renderer/inspector.ts
Co-Authored-By: felixrieseberg <felix@felixrieseberg.com>
* refactor: Implement feedback <3
* refactor: Don't define blob at all
* fix: Correct type
* refactor: Port renderer/init to TypeScript
* Update lib/renderer/init.ts
Co-Authored-By: felixrieseberg <felix@felixrieseberg.com>
* refactor: Type this a bit more loosely
* refactor: Type parseOption strictly
* build: make torque patch more specific
the v8_generator_toolchain should only be overriden if the snapshot toolchain is a native arm or arm64 toolchain
* Only test native mksnapshot on arm64
* Put environment variable in container
* refactor: Port security-warnings to TypeScript
* chore: make aliasify work on .ts files as well
* refactor: Implement feedback <3
* refactor: Correctly call executeJavaScript
* chore: make aliasify work on .ts files as well
* refactor: Port ipc-renderer-internal to TypeScript
* refactor: Correctly import internal ipcRenderer
* refactor: One more rename
* refactor: Fix one more lint issue
* refactor: Correctly reference ipcRendererInternal
* chore: refactor browser IPC into typescript
* chore: refactor app.ts into Typescript
* Refactors app.dock into cpp
* Removes app.launcher which has not existed for 3 years
* Removes 2 deprecated APIs (that have been deprecated for more than one
major)
* Refactors deprecate.ts as well
* feat: promisify webContents.savePage()
* no need to make compatible w callbacks, we're breaking it
* fix promise resolve type
* address feedback from review
* fix promise return text
* update smoke test
* refactor: Port window-setup to TS
* refactor: Make the linter happy
* refactor: Sneaky little TS error
* refactor: Correctly import window-setup
* refactor: Implement feedback <3
* refactor: Allow decorators in TS
* refactor: Use named windowSetup in isolatedRenderer
* refactor: Help TS understand
* refactor: Welp, use createEvent again
* refactor: Use the correct target in the decorator
This PR adds Touch ID authentication support for macOS with two new `SystemPreferences` methods.
1. `systemPreferences.promptForTouchID()` returns a Promise that resolves with `true` if successful and rejects with an error message if authentication could not be completed.
2. `systemPreferences.isTouchIDAvailable()` returns a Boolean that's `true` if this device is a Mac running a supported OS that has the necessary hardware for Touch ID and `false` otherwise.
* fix: pass result to chrome.tabs.executeScript callback
Additionally, remove `nextId` counter in favor of `originResultID` counter which is more widely used in this file.
* fix: remove need for eslint override and better match style
Capturing window thmubnails is expensive as it actually uses the
window capturer and it records one full frame per window and then
downscale to the default size 150x150. When only interested in the
window names or the app icons we do not need all of this.
Underlying change is merged in chromium72 so this patch only modifies
the doc, see:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src.git/+log/72.0.3626.52/chrome/browser/media/webrtc/native_desktop_media_list.cc
Example: desktopCapturer.getSources({thumbnailSize: {width: 0, height: 0}}, ...)
Also added a unit test in spec/api-desktop-capturer-spec.js that verifies
that the returned thumbails are of type NativeImage and empty,
when the user disable fetching thumbnails.
notes: Can disable fetching the thumbnails for the DesktopCapturer.
https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/14872
* chore: Add new webFrame IsolatedWorldInfo API and deprecate
* Flag deprecated methods in documentation
* address comments
* Address review comments
* remove unused variable
* Update based on review
* Change Polish flag
* Change of previously setuped flag of Monaco to Polish flag
* fix: change flags
* add Indonesian flag at former place
* append Polish flag at the end
* feat: enable autofill popups on mac
* fix: make popup positioning better
* fix: don't try to show popup when widget is closing or not visible
* fix: unify conditions
* refactor: use PopupViewCommon from chrome directly
* lint: mark constructor explicit
* fix: use a patch instead of dummy functions to make things compile on Windows
* chore: address review suggestions
* Update atom/browser/ui/cocoa/views_delegate_mac.mm
Co-Authored-By: brenca <benecene@gmail.com>
* fix: do not create native api::WebFrame in webFrame
When reloading a page without restarting renderer process (for example
sandbox mode), the blink::WebFrame is not destroyed, but api::WebFrame
is always recreated for the new page context. This leaves a leak of
api::WebFrame.
* fix: remove spell checker when page context is released
It was implemented on Mac and Win but not on X11.
Tested on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04.
Also added a unit test in spec/api-browser-window-spec.js.
This test BrowserWindow.moveTop verifies that calling moveTop
on a window does not give the focus to this window.
notes: BrowserWindow.moveTop is now available on Linux/x11
https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/12516
This PR better preserves existing behavior in `deprecate.promisify()` in the cases where the promise fails. Previously, if a callback was only called with `data` instead of `err, data` and the promise was rejected, `data` would be populated with `err`, which could be confusing to users. This makes it such that `err` is called back on promise rejection if a callback is called with `err, data` a la Node.js.
* docs: added webContents.getType() method
* docs: add enumeration of return value for webContents.getType()
* docs: getType() in WebContents should be class method not module method
* refactor: remove js2asar.py and port logic to JS in more readable / GN-style way
* refactor: further clean up ASAR impl, add new node_action GN template
* fix: Note detection in PR
* fix: 'BREAKING CHANGE' detection in PR body
* fix: when to include PRs that landed in other branches too
* fix: when available, use clerk's notes
* Run electron tests first to show those failures first
Enable logging on CI
* disable failing tests on Windows 32 bit
* Temporarily disable testing mksnapshot as that seems to hang
* fix: improve the way frameless windows are handled on Windows
* tidy up code
* fix: return nullAcceleratedWidget instead of nullptr
* fix: format, use reinterpret cast
* chore: deprecate webFrame.registerURLSchemeAsPrivileged
* Add register schemes protocol api
* update branch to enable browser process API
* Revert deprecation changes
* Fetch API support
* Updated api to take an array, still working on tests
* Update tests
* Remove web frame API
* Minor changes
* update scheme registrations on browser and renderer process
* fix: enable ses.getBlobData spec
* Update breaking changes doc
* feat: promisify the Cookie API
* chore: update specs to test promisified cookies
* chore: add deprecate wrapper for cookie callback API
* docs: update docs to cookie promise changes
* chore: remove redundant namespace use
* docs: improve cookie example
* docs: restore docs for cookie callback API
* chore: restore cookie callback tests
* fix: syntax of cookie promise return types
* We know result's size will be same as app_metrics_'s size so optimize the vector.
Reserving a vector to save on reallocation cost.
* Narrow scopes of variables to avoid error and optimize them.
Made two vectors scope narrower and reserved them because we know the size in advance. This helps save on allocation costs.
* fix spacing
if [ "$TRIGGER_ARM_TEST" == "true" ] && [ -z "$CIRCLE_PR_NUMBER" ]; then
cd src
gn gen out/native_mksnapshot --args='import("'$GN_CONFIG'") cc_wrapper="'"$SCCACHE_PATH"'" v8_snapshot_toolchain="'"$MKSNAPSHOT_TOOLCHAIN"'"'" $GN_EXTRA_ARGS v8_enable_embedded_builtins = false"
else
echo 'Skipping native mksnapshot GN gen for non arm build'
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