The mousewheel event handler issue we were seeing is related to our application code. We were overriding the DOMImpl class and registering the mousewheel handler under "mousewheel" instead of "wheel". The GWT 2.12 code itself is fine.
On Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 2:45:38 AM UTC-5 Daniel Portmann wrote: > Hi, we can assist with testing GWT 2.12. > > Actually, we did some successful testing with our app (RPC based) using a > snapshot a few weeks ago: > No compilation issues, app worked as expected. Well done! > > We build our application on Windows (Dev) and Linux (CI/Prod) and run it > on Windows using Edge/Chrome. > > But I guess it makes sense to re-test at some point with the latest merges > to master. > > Regards, Danil > Colin Alworth schrieb am Mittwoch, 16. Oktober 2024 um 02:25:54 UTC+2: > >> Thanks George - my email is [email protected] for you and anyone else >> interested here. >> >> We don't have enough Windows testers at this time - if anyone else is >> able to test for Windows (or other platform), I'd appreciate an hour or two >> of your time. >> >> There is still one more switch-expression bug that needs fixing, we have >> a few contributors who will test after I make that fix, then we'll start >> the release process. >> >> -Colin >> >> On Tuesday, October 15, 2024 at 7:22:36 PM UTC-5 George Paret wrote: >> >>> I can help with the testing. I have verified that two issues that we are >>> looking forward to having fixed are working as expected with the latest >>> HEAD-SNAPSHOT >>> >>> P.S. I don't have the permission to email you directly. >>> >>> On Saturday, September 28, 2024 at 8:19:15 AM UTC-5 Colin Alworth wrote: >>> >>>> We're down to two PRs left to merge, one deprecating unused code and >>>> deleting already deprecated types, and one phasing out use of a browser >>>> event that Chrome has removed. I'm leaving both up for another day and >>>> then >>>> I'll land them and we should be on our way. >>>> >>>> This is the part of the release where we need some testers, running a >>>> variety of operating systems, browsers, and Java versions. If you're >>>> interested, please email me off-list with the various setups you can test, >>>> and I'll make sure we have good coverage as we give the release a >>>> shakedown. >>>> >>>> Quick summary of the release: >>>> * Java 8 is no longer supported for running tests, dev mode, or the >>>> compiler, and while it should still work for RPC/RequestFactory server >>>> components, it is untested in this release - if this is important to you, >>>> please make sure you take a close look here. >>>> * Java 17 language features are supported - records, switch >>>> expressions, text blocks, sealed classes, pattern matching instanceof >>>> * SDM can be restarted more easily without waiting for the 9876 port >>>> to be freed up >>>> * JRE improvements, Java 10 changes for Collections, BigInteger >>>> constructors >>>> * CSP improvements for RPC, linkers, SDM >>>> * Sourcemap improvements, better cross browser support, ability to >>>> generate a single map file rather than copy all sources as individual files >>>> >>>> Once we have a few volunteers covering Java 11-23, Windows/MacOS/Linux, >>>> Edge/Chrome/Firefox, and the last two PRs are landed, I'll make a staging >>>> release and share the details so we can all get started. >>>> >>>> Thanks in advance, and thanks for all of your help in getting to this >>>> point! >>>> >>>> -Colin >>>> >>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "GWT Contributors" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/google-web-toolkit-contributors/439b5814-9317-4440-958b-21ed91e2b9ban%40googlegroups.com.
