This upgrades the compiler and reworks the AbortSignal polyfill to match
the new compiler externs for that class. This is important to make Shaka
Player compatible with the latest compilers in use inside Google.
Note that the Closure compiler is deprecated, so this should be our
final upgrade. We will some day move to TypeScript.
This does _not_ update the Closure library, because the latest version
causes failures we don't understand in the loading mechanism in
test/test/boot.js.
- Upgrade the encryption scheme polyfill to a version that is resilient
against multiple copies (one in compiled shaka library, one in source
form).
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Co-authored-by: Álvaro Velad Galván <ladvan91@hotmail.com>
Features for LCEVC Decoder integration into Shaka player:
Initially in this PR we had changes to shaka player to accommodate
changes for iOS fullscreen functionality. But now we have a way to do
that inside the scope of lcevc decoder. So the only change in this PR is
the version bump of the lcevc decoder library.
The issue we had in less.js v4 has since been resolved. This updates to
less.js v4.2.0, which includes the underlying fix from its dependency,
needle v3.1.0.
Unforking also resolves CI issues where gitpkg.now.sh temporarily fails
to load, causing the whole test run to fail before it can start.
This updated version of karma-local-wd-launcher incorporates
https://github.com/shaka-project/karma-local-wd-launcher/pull/65 to
supply a path to the Edge binary on all platforms. This fixes local
testing and GitHub CI testing of Edge.
Though the tests run once more, there are still some test failures that
need to be dealt with.
This caches Babel's transpiler output for reuse, and should speed up all
test runs in theory, but the effect is most noticeable on local test
runs.
This uses a fork of karma-babel-preprocessor, which contains
https://github.com/babel/karma-babel-preprocessor/pull/77. If/when that
PR is merged, we can move back to the upstream module.
Local runs will start faster because only modified source files will be
re-processed through Babel when the tests start up.
In the Selenium workflow, Babel output and node_modules will both be
computed by the singular build-shaka job, stored, and then reused by all
the Selenium lab matrix jobs.
On my workstation (3.3 GHz cores, 32GB RAM, spinning platter disk), I
see tests start about ~60 seconds faster. In the lab (2.1-4.7 GHz cores,
64GB RAM, solid-state disk), I see tests start about ~10 seconds faster.
Before packaging for NPM, remove the "engines" section of package.json
to avoid unnecessary restrictions on node versions for projects that
simply depend on Shaka Player, but don't need to rebuild it. This is
accomplished with the clean-package tool:
https://github.com/roydukkey/clean-package
The "engines" section and its restrictions still make sense for Shaka
Player development, so it will not be removed from package.json in the
repo.
Closes#5243
There was a potential type error in an edge case in lib/player.js. It
would have been caught by the latest compiler, so this upgrades the
compiler and fixes another type error in one other place, as well.
Changes are as follows:
1. Fixed demo breaking dependencies.
2. Fixed some typos
3. Added LCEVC support section to readme.
Co-authored-by: Vinod Balakrishnan <vinod.balakrishnan@v-nova.com>
Most of our existing dev dependencies require node 12+, and node 16 is the active LTS for several more months. Let's make node 14 the required minimum for Shaka Player development, to avoid issues with our dev deps failing on older versions.
Includes a YAML config file for our lab, and documentation on how to
create a custom config for another Selenium grid.
A workflow will run tests nightly in the Shaka lab, using a
self-hosted runner with access to our private grid.
The workflow can also be triggered manually by maintainers to test a
PR in the lab. This will report status back to the PR.
The depswriter.py tool from google-closure-library was generating
deprecation warnings. This switches to a newer, rewritten version
called google-closure-deps.
Shaka Bot
Joey Parrish
dependabot[bot]
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Vinod Balakrishnan
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Álvaro Velad Galván
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