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Remove flags from webview_android #4609
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Thank you for taking the time to dig down into this one! Yes, we should definitely remove all entries with flags in them for WebView Android. Perhaps a linter test may also be reasonable to include, as so to reduce human error during the review process. Thoughts? |
I think this should follow the bulk change process which were are currently defining. |
FYI: I made a commit (also linked above) that fixes this. It's just a draft at this point so I haven't opened a PR.
I had changed the data schema to disallow
Definitely. That is tracked in #4469, right? |
After a little more research, I found out that Samsung Internet doesn't have flags either. It might be a good idea to expand the scope of this to also encompass Samsung Internet! Thoughts? |
Can you file a separate issue for that? We can then cc Samsung folks there and get it approved / done separately. |
And we’re all done here, woo! |
Summary
As came up a few times in conversation, Android Webview does not have the ability to set flags so the
flags
attribute in the compatibility data is useless. We should remove flags from data first and then eventually remove it from the schema.Details
Remove flags from
webview_android
schemaPatch
schemas/compat-data.schema.json
to remove flags. I already made a simple patch which I'll share soon.Remove flags from
webview_android
dataI edited the schema and this is that was logged (should probably fix before :
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