Re: ISSUE-34: What happens when one runs out of storage space when decompressing a widget? [Widgets]

My reaction is that this is local error handling and therefore out
of scope for the specification.
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Thomas Roessler, W3C  <tlr@w3.org>






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> ISSUE-34: What happens when one runs out of storage space when decompressing a widget?  [Widgets]
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> Raised by: Josh Soref
> On product: Widgets
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> When extracting the file data from a file entry, there is a chance that the storage device may run out of space. How should a widget user agent respond? 
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