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Checked with Vanadium. See the issue for partitioning, I guess I misunderstood. Seems like it will be true eventually, since it isn't stable yet? Not sure. Seems worth keeping an eye on. As for :visited link partitioning, it's being consider. I'll close this PR, since there isn't much to add. |
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@RKNF404 I think we can still add the visited partitioning? GrapheneOS/Vanadium#568 (comment) |
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Add it before Vanadium? Or do we want to stay synced with Vanadium patches? |
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We can add it before. We don't have to stay "synced" per se but we can give them a heads up when we find stuff that's common between the two projects |
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Ok, just wanted to gage your position on that. Do you want to reopen this then and remove the uneeded patches? |
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I'll get to this Sunday evening (EST), currently without computer. |
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@RKNF404 for sure! it's foss, there's no rush 😄 |
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Only one patch should be added here for :visited link partitioning. Vanadium did enable it as well, but they are essentially the same patch. |
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I opted to avoid scoped memory cache for now, I'll read more about it later. |
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@RKNF404 yeah makes sense, can you add it to the spec patch as well and then I'll merge this, thanks |
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Alright, I think that should work now? |
almost, you included the patch but didn't set it to run. See line 250 |
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Ok, I believe this is it right? |
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looks good. can you also set: then i'll merge and rebuild |
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Release has been incremented |
Enables some partitioning features, relating to memory cache and :visited link databases.
Also updates the Vanadium partitioning patch, since most of the features it enables don't exist anymore.