>The other option is to follow their issue tracker and git history, and just revert whatever patches you don't like.
Yeah, the first thing I tried was to look at the issue tracker but as you stated they haven't rolled this out yet. So I tried to find the code myself.
Google's documentation didn't really help that much for this and seemed to be outdated in many sections. So I went and tried to do some experiments on places that seemed like they may have something to do with extension APIs.
I remember there was some build generated code that I was looking into because it related to the extension APIs but I was never able to test my guesses very well since my machine is not super fast and compiling takes so long. So eventually I threw in the towel.
>The other option is to follow their issue tracker and git history, and just revert whatever patches you don't like.
Yeah, the first thing I tried was to look at the issue tracker but as you stated they haven't rolled this out yet. So I tried to find the code myself.
Google's documentation didn't really help that much for this and seemed to be outdated in many sections. So I went and tried to do some experiments on places that seemed like they may have something to do with extension APIs.
I remember there was some build generated code that I was looking into because it related to the extension APIs but I was never able to test my guesses very well since my machine is not super fast and compiling takes so long. So eventually I threw in the towel.