Microsoft Edge fails the "Iframe dispatch should not affect jQuery (#13936)" test #2390
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Sizzle issue: jquery/sizzle#339 |
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@jacobrossi Specifically, this would not be an issue if IE Edge didn't throw "permission denied" when accessing the document of an unloaded iframe; see jquery/sizzle@a431c02 and http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/13936 . |
Yup, especially that we cannot change the code of many older jQuery versions that live in the wild. |
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For people following, there has been a discussion about that at jquery/sizzle@28f4c67. |
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I'd mark it as a blocker; it's very simple to revert the additional check and it'd be good to have it in for an alpha. That'd require a Sizzle update, though, so I'll leave it up to you. |
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We're tracking fixing this. Unfortunately there's a fairly gnarly issue related to iframe security features we have that make this quite the issue to fix. We're working on stabilizing Edge for the first release, which means a massive change like this isn't appropriate at this time. But we're going to look at fixing this nonetheless after we get the first version out the door. |
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It's now fixed in Sizzle so I added the "Awaiting Sizzle update" label. |
Microsoft Edge (from the newest Windows 10 build 10130) fails the "Iframe dispatch should not affect jQuery (#13936)" test with an error:
All others pass if you test modules individually. There are a couple of support tests that now pass (compared to IE11):
boxSizingReliable(this one didn't pass in the previous build from April 29),noCloneChecked,optSelected,radioValue. Thefocusintest now fails, see #2389.Interestingly enough, if you run the whole test suite it fails a lot more tests; most likely this one leaves the browser in a bad state.
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