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Hey @zcbenz ! I just decided to land some of the commits that you did in atom/node. May I ask you what was the reasoning behind atom/node@82e10ce#diff-6ff379484cbabad48301d485db111c08R44 ? Would there be any problem for atom, if we won't hide them too? |
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Also requires flag docs in doc/api/cli.markdown. It's duplication, but each source requires changes that make it impractical to just generate. :) |
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Spacing?
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Not really. There is no \n on previous line.
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Maybe --no-browser-globals would be a better naming? |
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Could you assert.ifError(err) for completeness. And maybe change equal() to strictEqual().
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node --break-everything-that-ever-worked-yolo perhaps? since the target is embedders, perhaps there's a better way of doing this than using a cmdline flag where its usefulness is much more limited? |
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I tend to agree with @rvagg on this... it seems like there ought to be a better way. If this is for embedders, for instance, then perhaps a programmatic configuration hook that allows the builtins to be switched off or replaced? Not sure I see the value of having this as a command line option. |
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How about we put it in configure? It's not likely to be something you'd want to turn on and off with the same build, you're either building it for this or not. --without-browser-globals -> node.gyp -> NODE_WITHOUT_BROWSER_GLOBALS=1 -> 💥 |
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cc also @rogerwang of nw.js, since I'm sure they also run into this. |
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Thanks for CCing. It looks good to me either way. |
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A configure option is a great alternative. Would love to here from @zcbenz tho as to whether that would address the original issue. |
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Yep, I agree with configure option. Will commit an update in a bit. |
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@jasnell Pretty sure it would. I was the one who originally suggested a CLI option. |
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Ok, pushed an update. PTAL |
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LGTM but I do think it needs to be clear that running in this mode is not officially supported in core (similarly to how we treat building without openssl) |
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Introduce `--no-browser-globals` configure flag. With this flag set, following globals won't be exported: - `setTimeout`, `clearTimeout`, `setInterval`, `clearInterval`, `setImmediate`, `clearImmediate` - `console` These are provided by the DOM implementation in browser, so the `--no-browser-globals` flag may be helpful when embedding node.js within chromium/webkit. Inspired-By: atom/node@82e10ce
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LGTM |
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@indutny The other globals don't conflict with browser ones. :) |
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I know, but the original atom commit has more stuff in removed in it. |
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lgtm but would really like to have @zcbenz weigh in before merging |
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This is awesome, thanks for doing this! And this PR looks good to me.
In ancient versions of Node.js those lines used to cause troubles, I think it is good to keep them untouched now. |
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Great, landing then! @zcbenz thank you! I'm going to port some of the other commits from your repo in one way or another, hope it will simplify node.js update process for electron! |
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Introduce `--no-browser-globals` configure flag. With this flag set, following globals won't be exported: - `setTimeout`, `clearTimeout`, `setInterval`, `clearInterval`, `setImmediate`, `clearImmediate` - `console` These are provided by the DOM implementation in browser, so the `--no-browser-globals` flag may be helpful when embedding node.js within chromium/webkit. Inspired-By: atom/node@82e10ce PR-URL: #5853 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Rod Vagg <rod@vagg.org>
Introduce `--no-browser-globals` configure flag. With this flag set, following globals won't be exported: - `setTimeout`, `clearTimeout`, `setInterval`, `clearInterval`, `setImmediate`, `clearImmediate` - `console` These are provided by the DOM implementation in browser, so the `--no-browser-globals` flag may be helpful when embedding node.js within chromium/webkit. Inspired-By: atom/node@82e10ce PR-URL: #5853 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Rod Vagg <rod@vagg.org>
Notable changes: * buffer: * make byteLength work with ArrayBuffer & DataView (Jackson Tian) [#5255](#5255) * backport --zero-fill-buffers command line option (James M Snell) [#5744](#5744) * backport new buffer constructor APIs (James M Snell) [#5763](#5763) * add swap16() and swap32() methods (James M Snell) [#5724](#5724) * fs: add the fs.mkdtemp() function. (Florian MARGAINE) [#5333](#5333) * net: emit host in lookup event (HUANG Wei) [#5598](#5598) * node: --no-browser-globals configure flag (Fedor Indutny) [#5853](#5853) * npm: Upgrade to v3.8.3. (Forrest L Norvell) * repl: support standalone blocks (Prince J Wesley) [#5581](#5581) * src: override v8 thread defaults using cli options (Tom Gallacher) [#4344](#4344)
Introduce `--no-browser-globals` configure flag. With this flag set, following globals won't be exported: - `setTimeout`, `clearTimeout`, `setInterval`, `clearInterval`, `setImmediate`, `clearImmediate` - `console` These are provided by the DOM implementation in browser, so the `--no-browser-globals` flag may be helpful when embedding node.js within chromium/webkit. Inspired-By: atom/node@82e10ce PR-URL: #5853 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <jasnell@gmail.com> Reviewed-By: Rod Vagg <rod@vagg.org>
Notable changes: * buffer: * make byteLength work with ArrayBuffer & DataView (Jackson Tian) [#5255](#5255) * backport --zero-fill-buffers command line option (James M Snell) [#5744](#5744) * backport new buffer constructor APIs (James M Snell) [#5763](#5763) * add swap16() and swap32() methods (James M Snell) [#5724](#5724) * fs: add the fs.mkdtemp() function. (Florian MARGAINE) [#5333](#5333) * net: emit host in lookup event (HUANG Wei) [#5598](#5598) * node: --no-browser-globals configure flag (Fedor Indutny) [#5853](#5853) * npm: Upgrade to v3.8.3. Fixes a security flaw in the use of authentication tokens in HTTP requests that would allow an attacker to set up a server that could collect tokens from users of the command-line interface. Authentication tokens have previously been sent with every request made by the CLI for logged-in users, regardless of the destination of the request. This update fixes this by only including those tokens for requests made against the registry or registries used for the current install. (Forrest L Norvell) [npm#6](npm#6) * repl: support standalone blocks (Prince J Wesley) [#5581](#5581) * src: override v8 thread defaults using cli options (Tom Gallacher) [#4344](#4344)
Notable changes: * buffer: * make byteLength work with ArrayBuffer & DataView (Jackson Tian) [#5255](#5255) * backport --zero-fill-buffers command line option (James M Snell) [#5744](#5744) * backport new buffer constructor APIs (James M Snell) [#5763](#5763) * add swap16() and swap32() methods (James M Snell) [#5724](#5724) * fs: add the fs.mkdtemp() function. (Florian MARGAINE) [#5333](#5333) * net: emit host in lookup event (HUANG Wei) [#5598](#5598) * node: --no-browser-globals configure flag (Fedor Indutny) [#5853](#5853) * npm: Upgrade to v3.8.3. Fixes a security flaw in the use of authentication tokens in HTTP requests that would allow an attacker to set up a server that could collect tokens from users of the command-line interface. Authentication tokens have previously been sent with every request made by the CLI for logged-in users, regardless of the destination of the request. This update fixes this by only including those tokens for requests made against the registry or registries used for the current install. (Forrest L Norvell) [npm#6](npm#6) * repl: support standalone blocks (Prince J Wesley) [#5581](#5581) * src: override v8 thread defaults using cli options (Tom Gallacher) [#4344](#4344)
Notable changes: * buffer: * make byteLength work with ArrayBuffer & DataView (Jackson Tian) [#5255](#5255) * backport --zero-fill-buffers command line option (James M Snell) [#5744](#5744) * backport new buffer constructor APIs (James M Snell) [#5763](#5763) * add swap16() and swap32() methods (James M Snell) [#5724](#5724) * fs: add the fs.mkdtemp() function. (Florian MARGAINE) [#5333](#5333) * net: emit host in lookup event (HUANG Wei) [#5598](#5598) * node: --no-browser-globals configure flag (Fedor Indutny) [#5853](#5853) * npm: Upgrade to v3.8.3. Fixes a security flaw in the use of authentication tokens in HTTP requests that would allow an attacker to set up a server that could collect tokens from users of the command-line interface. Authentication tokens have previously been sent with every request made by the CLI for logged-in users, regardless of the destination of the request. This update fixes this by only including those tokens for requests made against the registry or registries used for the current install. (Forrest L Norvell) [npm#6](npm#6) * repl: support standalone blocks (Prince J Wesley) [#5581](#5581) * src: override v8 thread defaults using cli options (Tom Gallacher) [#4344](#4344) PR-URL: #5970
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Introduce --no-dom-globals CLI flag. With this flag set, following
globals won't be exported:
setImmediate, clearImmediate
These are provided by the DOM implementation in browser, so the
--no-dom-globals flag may be helpful when embedding node.js within
chromium/webkit.
Inspired-By: atom/node@82e10ce