TPAC 2026 Status Report

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Issue type
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Start with the TPAC 2026 schedule and review the File API work from the last 12 months. Post a comment answering the four status questions about progress, blockers, testing, and next steps or help needed, and add the TPAC2026 label to relevant issues before 30 September 2026.

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Description

TPAC2026

Editors, TPAC 2026 is in Dublin and online, from 26 to 30 October.

WebApps will meet on Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 October, with a joint meeting with the Devices and Sensors WG on Thursday 29 October.

We need you to do two things before 30 September 2026:

  1. Add the TPAC2026 label to any issues you want to discuss with the WG
  2. Post a spec status report as a comment on this issue

Your status report should answer these questions:

  1. What progress have you made on your spec in the last 12 months?
  2. What blockers, if any, are preventing you from progressing your spec to CR or Req?
  3. Is there a testing plan for your spec?
  4. What are the next steps for your spec and do you need any help?

Note: post a status report even if you will not be at TPAC. Thank you.

@LJWatson, @marcoscaceres, and @mkruisselbrink.

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