Steps to install the web application does not take into account whether the installation process was canceled #787
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Rewrite installation process and install prompting logic per #788. - Introduces a new concept of the document being "installable", a stateful property of the document based on validity of the manifest. - Adds a new process, "steps to determine installability of the document", split out from "steps to install the web application". - Removed the concept of "installation process", "installation succeeded", "installation canceled" (which was unused; see #787) and "installation failed". These concepts are now part of the "steps to install the web application". - "Steps to install the web application" now assumes that the document is installable, and that user has already accepted the install prompt, where previously the determination of installability and prompting were all part of that same process. - Processes that show an install prompt now explicitly call "steps to install the web application" after the user accepts the prompt (see #786). Normative changes are to fix bugs in the spec which made it non-implementable; I believe these simply bring the spec in line with all known implementations, so no implementation change is required due to this spec change. Closes #786, #787, #788.
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Rewrite installation process and install prompting logic per w3c#788. - Introduces a new concept of the document being "installable", a stateful property of the document based on validity of the manifest. - Adds a new process, "steps to determine installability of the document", split out from "steps to install the web application". - Removed the concept of "installation process", "installation succeeded", "installation canceled" (which was unused; see w3c#787) and "installation failed". These concepts are now part of the "steps to install the web application". - "Steps to install the web application" now assumes that the document is installable, and that user has already accepted the install prompt, where previously the determination of installability and prompting were all part of that same process. - Processes that show an install prompt now explicitly call "steps to install the web application" after the user accepts the prompt (see w3c#786). Normative changes are to fix bugs in the spec which made it non-implementable; I believe these simply bring the spec in line with all known implementations, so no implementation change is required due to this spec change. Closes w3c#786, w3c#787, w3c#788.
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The spec defines installation was canceled but this term is never referenced anywhere.
The steps to install the web application trigger the installation process but then proceeds without explicitly checking whether the install was cancelled.
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