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amp-script: decouple dev modes #27076

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@samouri samouri commented Mar 3, 2020

  • Relaxes requirement that data-ampdevmode must be on both root and the amp-script. Now, placing a data-ampdevmode on either will do.
  • Removes a warning that development is outdated and data-ampdevmode should be used.

See #26341 (comment)

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  • data-ampdevmode on an amp-script tag needs to fail validation.

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Hey @ampproject/wg-caching, these files were changed:

extensions/amp-script/0.1/test/validator-amp-script.html
extensions/amp-script/0.1/test/validator-amp-script.out
extensions/amp-script/validator-amp-script.protoascii

@samouri samouri changed the title amp-script: implement dev-suppress-hash amp-script: decouple dev modes Mar 5, 2020
@samouri samouri requested review from dreamofabear and removed request for jridgewell March 5, 2020 01:07
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validation changes look good

@@ -87,6 +87,9 @@
<!-- Invalid: 'development' attribute. -->
<amp-script layout=container src="https://example.com/foo.js" development></amp-script>

<!-- Invalid: 'data-ampdevmode' attribute. -->
<amp-script layout=container src="https://example.com/foo.js" data-ampdevmode></amp-script>

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What happens when data-ampdevmode="false" here? Is validation of other amp-script rules still skipped?

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Nothing special happens. The fact that data-ampdevmode on the root html node skips validation for all other rules is completely special cased in the validator. It doesn't work that way when on other elements.

One more idea though: I can see us wanting dev mode to be implied by putting it on the root as well. I say this because I can't imagine a situation where a publisher would want to suppress all errors on the page, but wouldn't also want to have amp-script in dev mode.

That would mean enabling amp-script's dev mode on either a root html data-ampdevmode or on the element itself.

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Sorry I meant with both html[data-ampdevmode] and amp-script[data-ampdevmode=false]. I'm guessing it would disable amp-script validation but enforce script hash.

Curious since I think it's been treated as a boolean attribute thus far rather than a value attribute (i.e. hasAttribute vs. getAttribute).

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  • html[data-ampdevmode] is checked via hasAttribute. If present, any provided value will invalidate the doc and trigger the error suppression.
  • I figured out how to mimic the same functionality via the protoascii configuration for amp-script (any value, including none, will be a validation error).

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samouri commented Mar 6, 2020

Something I hadn't thought about: if any developers had left behind a data-ampdevmode on their amp-script tags (previously valid), this change would then invalidate their documents.

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Something I hadn't thought about: if any developers had left behind a data-ampdevmode on their amp-script tags (previously valid), this change would then invalidate their documents.

Internally we have a means to test for that. I'll run one now with the current rules in the PR.

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morsssss commented Mar 6, 2020

Seeing this - I'd personally favor the idea you proposed here:

data-ampdevmode on the root html node means to suppress validation.
data-ampdevmode on an individual amp-script means to enable dev mode for that script (disable hash/size checks).

that is, if "suppress validation" also means "not require hashes for any <amp-script>s" :)

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samouri commented Mar 6, 2020

Seeing this - I'd personally favor the idea you proposed here:

data-ampdevmode on the root html node means to suppress validation.
data-ampdevmode on an individual amp-script means to enable dev mode for that script (disable hash/size checks).

that is, if "suppress validation" also means "not require hashes for any <amp-script>s" :)

As discussed via chat, this now does exactly that 👍

# This attribute should always be invalid.
name: "data-ampdevmode"
value: "false"
blacklisted_value_regex: "false"
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Nice. Probably can use a different dummy value.

/cc @honeybadgerdontcare

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Discussed offline. Another value could be used but I don't have any issue with this specific value. The comment makes it clear that the intention is for this to be always invalid. Perhaps we could make it more explicit by using a value like invalid-attribute or something. I would suggest providing a link to this PR/Issue in the comment.

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Something I hadn't thought about: if any developers had left behind a data-ampdevmode on their amp-script tags (previously valid), this change would then invalidate their documents.

Internally we have a means to test for that. I'll run one now with the current rules in the PR.

This change demonstrates no ill affects to the validity of pages.

@samouri samouri merged commit e44a2c1 into ampproject:master Mar 10, 2020
@samouri samouri deleted the disable-hash branch March 10, 2020 17:14
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Co-authored-by: honeybadgerdontcare <[email protected]>
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