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Yes, this looks like a bug to me, maybe based on misunderstanding when the "ever populated" value gets set. /cc @noamr to confirm, since he added that assert.
I think the intent was something like, "assert that we're going to a new entry which we haven't visited previously". But, as you note, "ever populated" gets set before "apply the history step" is called, even for "new" entries (i.e. the push/replace cases).
I think probably the best fix here is to remove the asserts related to ever populated (which would mean no asserts for "traverse").
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I'm also confused why the check that the target entry's document is not ever populated in general..
We set ever_populated to true in populate_session_history_entry_document
step 6.7.1 when the document is non-null, and then call into the completion steps. Which in the case of navigate a navigable
step 20.9.1 will be to finalize a cross document navigation. Which in turn applies the push/replace history step, and enqueues a global task to the navigation and traversal task source of the active window to do step 12.5 of apply the history step.
So... In all cases(?) we will populate the session history entry document before ever checking the navigation type, and we will always have populated the target entry?
Unless I'm completely misreading :)
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Good catch, SGTM
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