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if (!self.hasOwnProperty('OffscreenCanvas')) { | ||
return false; | ||
} | ||
// Safari 16.4 rolled out OffscreenCanvas support but without webgl2 support. |
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* Motivation for features / changes I found a couple of problems with scalar line chart rendering in Safari while investigating tensorflow#6280. * Safari 16.4 introduced limited OffscreenCanvas support. Notably it does not include 'webgl2' support. We have to be a bit more strict with our OffscreenCanvas feature detection to check for 'webgl2' support. * Scalar line charts still would not render in either canvas or svg mode until the charts were resized manually. We have to adjust our CSS in order to convince WebKit to render the line chart with the space available to it. We use 'flex' for this. * Testing I tested in both Safari and Chrome that Canvas/Three.js and SVG rendering work (using forceSVG=false and forceSVG=true, respectively). I imported the changes internally and ran internal presubmits. I did not write any more tests because (1) utils.ts is currently not covered by tests and (2) this is a Safari problem which only has best effort support.
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* Motivation for features / changes I found a couple of problems with scalar line chart rendering in Safari while investigating #6280. * Safari 16.4 introduced limited OffscreenCanvas support. Notably it does not include 'webgl2' support. We have to be a bit more strict with our OffscreenCanvas feature detection to check for 'webgl2' support. * Scalar line charts still would not render in either canvas or svg mode until the charts were resized manually. We have to adjust our CSS in order to convince WebKit to render the line chart with the space available to it. We use 'flex' for this. * Testing I tested in both Safari and Chrome that Canvas/Three.js and SVG rendering work (using forceSVG=false and forceSVG=true, respectively). I imported the changes internally and ran internal presubmits. I did not write any more tests because (1) utils.ts is currently not covered by tests and (2) this is a Safari problem which only has best effort support.
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* Motivation for features / changes I found a couple of problems with scalar line chart rendering in Safari while investigating tensorflow#6280. * Safari 16.4 introduced limited OffscreenCanvas support. Notably it does not include 'webgl2' support. We have to be a bit more strict with our OffscreenCanvas feature detection to check for 'webgl2' support. * Scalar line charts still would not render in either canvas or svg mode until the charts were resized manually. We have to adjust our CSS in order to convince WebKit to render the line chart with the space available to it. We use 'flex' for this. * Testing I tested in both Safari and Chrome that Canvas/Three.js and SVG rendering work (using forceSVG=false and forceSVG=true, respectively). I imported the changes internally and ran internal presubmits. I did not write any more tests because (1) utils.ts is currently not covered by tests and (2) this is a Safari problem which only has best effort support.
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Motivation for features / changes
I found a couple of problems with scalar line chart rendering in Safari while investigating Not show lines in Safari on MacOS 13.3 #6280.
Testing
I tested in both Safari and Chrome that Canvas/Three.js and SVG rendering work (using forceSVG=false and forceSVG=true, respectively).
I imported the changes internally and ran internal presubmits.
I did not write any more tests because (1) utils.ts is currently not covered by tests and (2) this is a Safari problem which only has best effort support.