Since there's no more comments, I am closing this case as approved :)
--Irene Alfred Peng wrote: > Hi Irene, > > Irene Huang wrote: >> Hi, Hugh >> >> Hugh McIntyre wrote: >>> It's not clear from the public materials if you'll be shipping a man >>> page or not. It's also not clear from the webkit.org sources >>> whether these have man pages - it looks like the answer is no. >> From the pkgmaps attached, the project does not ship manpage for now. >>> >>> In any case I think it's up to you want to do. If you ship >>> documentation that says "HTTPS is not enabled by default" then it's >>> up to you if you explain why or not. I thin you can either: >>> >>> - not mention WEBKIT_IGNORE_SSL_ERRORS at all. >> >>> - or if you do mention it, you should say that it's insecure and >>> probably also should be considered obsolete (.ie. may go away in >>> future?). >> in the future if manpage is to be shipped for libwebkit, I'd prefer >> option two. >> Alfred and Chris, what's your opinion? > I'd go with option two. Attached is the drafted man page I prepared > for libwebkit. I added the HTTPS part at the NOTE section. > > Thanks, > -Alfred >> Now that most of the questions seem to be answered, I don't see the >> necessity of having a meeting (if I understand correctly). >> If there's no objections, I would like to close this case within 24 >> hours. >> >> Thanks for all the comments :) >> >> --Irene >>> >>> Either option is OK with me. >> >
