RE: Republishing WebVTT as CR with features at risk (CfC)

Thanks Philippe,

I took a look and added a "request changes" comment on the pull request - I'd like to see it resolved before we move ahead.

The comment is that it is not clear in the case of "collision avoidance" exactly which feature and spec text would be affected.

kind regards,

Nigel



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From: Philippe Le Hégaret [plh@w3.org]
Sent: 14 March 2019 17:52
To: Timed Text Working Group
Cc: Nigel Megitt
Subject: Republishing WebVTT as CR with features at risk (CfC)

The proposal from today's call is to update the WebVTT in /TR as a CR
with the following list of features at:
[[
collision avoidance with snap-to-lines false
::cue-region pseudo-element
:past and :future pseudo-classes
]]

The draft document prepared by Gary is at:

https://raw.githack.com/w3c/webvtt/90265659a7b01fafba5e464f40ccbf781c6fdaa3/archives/2019-03-06/Overview.html

If anyone objects to update the draft, please speak up before the TT
call on March 28.

Thank you,

Philippe

On 3/14/2019 1:20 PM, Nigel Megitt wrote:
> WebVTT Implementation Report
>
>     Gary: I sent out an update last week. I started working on
>     STYLE block implementation for vtt.js so with Safari's
>     implementation
>     ... and that then the feature will no longer be at risk.
>     ... I made a pull request against the repo marking a couple of
>     things at risk so we can move forward with getting those
>     ... things out as a new CR. Then hopefully we can remove those
>     features, move that to a PR and create a new CR with
>     ... those features put back in.
>
>     Nigel: Can we do that or do we have to go back to WD?
>
>     Philippe: You can do it if you can demonstrate wide review and
>     the Director approves. That would need a transition request.
>
>     Gary: That part can be done at another meeting. Is the marking
>     things at risk something that everyone is in agreement
>     ... on, removing those features and moving that version
>     forward?
>     ... I got a comment from Eric saying he was in agreement with
>     that assuming we put the features back in later.
>
>     Nigel: We have a Chairing vacuum here which as ever I'm
>     reluctant to step in to.
>     ... We need consensus on this and a CfC for publishing a CR.
>
>     Philippe: Is there any objection?
>
>     Nigel: Our Decision Policy is 2 weeks. The pull request
>     decision policy began when the pull was opened, arguably.
>     ... We still need a document to review with a proposal to
>     publish as an updated CR.
>
>     Gary: I believe the updated snapshot is what we want to
>     publish.
>     ... We don't need to remove the at risk features yet.
>
>     Philippe: I guess we need a separate CfC email sent to the list
>     to start the 2 weeks period.
>
>     Nigel: That's what we normally do.
>
>     Philippe: The proposal is to update the document as per the
>     pull request. Can we have a link to the document generated
>     ... by the pull request?
>
>     Gary: No
>
>     Philippe: We need pr preview enabled.
>
>     Nigel: Will you take that offline to send a proposal to the WG
>     Philippe?
>
>     Philippe: Yes I will do
>
>     Nigel: Thank you
>
> TTWG Charter 2019
>
>     Nigel: Please do review the pull requests on the Charter repo
>
>     <plh>
>     [15]https://raw.githack.com/w3c/webvtt/90265659a7b01fafba5e464f
>     40ccbf781c6fdaa3/archives/2019-03-06/Overview.html
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>       [15] https://raw.githack.com/w3c/webvtt/90265659a7b01fafba5e464f40ccbf781c6fdaa3/archives/2019-03-06/Overview.html
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>     [16]Charter pull requests
>
>       [16] https://github.com/w3c/charter-timed-text/pulls
>
> Meeting close
>
>     group: [discussion about enabling PR preview on VTT repo]
>
>     Nigel: We're out of time for today, thank you everyone.
>     [adjourns meeting]
>
> Summary of Action Items
>
> Summary of Resolutions
>
>     [End of minutes]
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