~sircmpwn I don't understand the design. allow-popups is currently enabled, which offers more possibility to display information. Functions like window.alert are used by actual applications; they are also useful during prototyping. Please reconsider.

Why is allow-modals disabled by design? It is used in this quantum circuit editor to prompt for user input.

Typing prompt() in browser console returns null immediately. it doesn't work in scripts either.

It doesn't work in either Librewolf or Palemoon, and no errors either.

To reproduce:

1. Go to https://srht.site/ , https://www.1a-insec.net/ , or other sites hosted with pages.sr.ht.
2. Type prompt() in your browser's Console.

I suspect this has something to do with CSP.

When the website is around 5MiB, it takes awhile to upload, and sometimes just hang. It would be better if srht.site supports incremental upload.

Some choices: rsync https://docs.itch.ovh/wharf/master/ git

Hello ~sircmpwn, what's the status on this?

~adnano Thanks. I revoked it yesterday. It only needs JOBS:R anyway.

~iacore: you should revoke your personal access token, it's no longer a secret. See https://man.sr.ht/builds.sr.ht/#keeping-your-secrets-a-secret

I made a very flaky prototype.

two builds: https://builds.sr.ht/~iacore/job/826339 https://builds.sr.ht/~iacore/job/826341

notice the "build 0 -> 1" and "1 -> 2" in final task's log

caveats:

• it only looks for previous build artifact on first page of result
• it uses tag to find which build job is from the same repo. Therefore, it doesn't trigger on resubmitted job. A more robust solution might be to parse the build manifest (YAML).

Unrelated question: how does 'hut' get access token in CI? I don't know how, so I added my own personal token as secret for the above demo.

I can probably make something based on build artifact. A task upload "build cache" as build artifact, and later tasks query previous build jobs and fetch the "build cache".

I use Rust in my pipeline, and rebuilding from scratch waste CPU time.