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Sign upPanic if DOMTokenList#contains is called for an unparsed attribute. #4084
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saw approval from jdm |
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merging Ms2ger/servo/tokenlist-robust = 449aaec into auto |
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all tests pass: |
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fast-forwarding master to auto = 51aa2fd |
Ms2ger commentedNov 24, 2014
Previously, if the attribute was not parsed into a token list, and the
tokens() method returned None, DOMTokenList#contains would silently return
false. This issue was encountered in
#4076 and took quite some time to
figure out.