{"push_id":1210370368,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/postmessage-globals","head":"b29f9ee97f04510d8c2436147dcc249a6cbcd3cb","before":"2a211f3a76c20e383daf286d0ce9873ed8c6d635","commits":[{"sha":"b29f9ee97f04510d8c2436147dcc249a6cbcd3cb","author":{"name":"Domenic Denicola","email":"8af53decf034cd6e55eaab2c9ec2801b277ccbd5@domenic.me"},"message":"Use only the incumbent global in postMessage\n\nPreviously one of the origin checks was performed with the entry\nsettings object, while the origin and source attributes of the resulting\nMessageEvent were derived from the incumbent settings object. At least\nWebKit and Blink appear to use the same global for both, and it makes\nsense to align the checks on the same global.\n\nThe difference is only observable in test cases that fiddle with\ndocument.domain, as entry and incumbent are always same origin-domain\n(but, in document.domain cases, not always same origin).\n\nFixes #1542. Helps #1431 but hurts #1430.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/whatwg/html/commits/b29f9ee97f04510d8c2436147dcc249a6cbcd3cb"}]}
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