e012801420
* Update to Chromium 68.0.3440.128 and Node 10.10.0
* update v8, ffmpeg, chromium, crashpad, boringssl, and webrtc patches
* fix SSL_get_tlsext_status_type patch
* pass encryption_modes_supported to CdmInfo
* kNoSandbox moved into service_manager
* bump CHROME_VERSION_STRING
TODO: automatically pull in the real chrome version
* PathService -> base::PathService
* net::X509Certificate::Equals -> net::X509Certificate::EqualsExcludingChain
* use content::ChildProcessTerminationInfo
* GetHandle() -> GetProcess().Handle()
* ScopedNestableTaskAllower doesn't take an argument
* net::HttpAuthCache::ClearEntriesAddedWithin -> ClearAllEntries
* std::unique_ptr<WebContents>
* blink::WebFullscreenOptions
* OnAudioStateChanged doesn't take a WebContents
* content::RESULT_CODE_NORMAL_EXIT -> service_manager::RESULT_CODE_NORMAL_EXIT
* MessageLoopCurrent
* WasResized -> SynchronizeVisualProperties
* SetTimeStamp takes a base::TimeTicks
* ExecuteScriptInIsolatedWorld is single-script only
* DispatchNonPersistentCloseEvent takes a callback now
* expose URLRequestContextGetter::{Add,Remove}Observer
* test: remove no longer existing Chromium test deps
cc_blink_unittests has been removed in
https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/1053765
mojo_common_unittests has been removed in
https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/1028000
* SetFdLimit -> IncreaseFdLimitTo
NOTE: the behaviour of this API has changed slightly, and we should
mention that in the notes.
* MessageLoop::QuitWhenIdleClosure -> RunLoop::QuitCurrentWhenIdleClosureDeprecated
* certificate_transparency moved out of net/
pending a clearer decision about what to do with CT
in the mean time, copy CreateLogVerifiersForKnownLogs from deleted chromium source
* add secure_origin_whitelist to chrome source list
NOTE: is this something we actually want? cc @deepak1556
* DrainBackgroundTasks -> DrainTasks
* use new node options parser
* fix disable_scroll_begin_dcheck.patch
* ViewsDelegate::CreateWebContents went away
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