On 21/10/15 11:06, Gilles Leblanc wrote:
Also running these takes a really long time. Is there a guideline for
when/how to run them?
Release builds take longer to make, but then run tests much faster.
(About 3x and 5x respectively on my machine.) They’re worth it if you
run all or a large par
Good questions! I'm assuming the TIMEOUT results are caused by running
the tests in a non-release build, which is known to have significant
performance problems that cause timeouts in tests. This is not an ideal
state of affairs, obviously.
It's not clear to me what you mean by "full test suit
Hello,
I have some questions regarding the WPT tests. What is the proper way to
run those tests ?
Running :
./mach test-wpt --processes=8
Gives me the following results (on a branch with some modifications from
master):
Ran 207771 tests (3508 parents, 204263 subtests)
Expected results: 207060
U
On 2015-10-19 1:21 PM, Dharmendrasinh Jashwantsinh Vaghela wrote:
Hello ServoTeam,
Greetings!!
This is to inform you about the project we are working on "Integrate
XML5ever XML Parser" under prof. Edward F. Gehringer at NC States.
We are working in a team of three students as under.
1. Dharme
Hello ServoTeam,
Greetings!!
This is to inform you about the project we are working on "Integrate
XML5ever XML Parser" under prof. Edward F. Gehringer at NC States.
We are working in a team of three students as under.
1. Dharmendrasinh Vaghela
2. Jigar Sharda
3. Ronak Ghadiya
Till this point
They should all eventually pass.
Subtests which are supposed to fail will use assert_not_equals and stuff,
however.
We do have one test, infrastructure/failing-test.html (./mach
test-wpt-failure), which is supposed to fail all the time. This is just to
ensure that WPT failures are caught by the C
On 20/10/15 15:41, Gilles Leblanc wrote:
Hello,
Regarding the WPT tests which have a FAIL expectation, are these all
supposed to pass eventually or are some tests designed so that for them to
get the correct result, we need to have an expected failure ?
In theory all the tests are supposed to
Hello,
Regarding the WPT tests which have a FAIL expectation, are these all
supposed to pass eventually or are some tests designed so that for them to
get the correct result, we need to have an expected failure ?
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