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When setResourceTimingBufferSize is called to shrink the resource timing buffer size, it's inappropriate to clear "resource timing buffer full flag" since that would result in every new queuing of a resource timing performance entry to fire resourcetimingbufferfull event even though there was no space made available in the buffer in the last firing of the event.
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Should setResourceTimingBufferSize fire a resourcetimingbufferfull event if the maxSize parameter is less than or equal to resource timing buffer current size? I see that Chrome currently fires resourcetimingbufferfull in this case (regardless of the flag) but that is not stated anywhere in the spec.
When
setResourceTimingBufferSize
is called to shrink the resource timing buffer size, it's inappropriate to clear "resource timing buffer full flag" since that would result in every new queuing of a resource timing performance entry to fire resourcetimingbufferfull event even though there was no space made available in the buffer in the last firing of the event.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: