test262 Update
test262.ecmascript.org received a small set of improvements and test case additions earlier this afternoon. Specifically:
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48 new Sputnik tests (primarily) covering Chapter 15 have been added and converted to test262 format
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Nearly two dozen test cases have been added to cover strict mode testing gaps
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The 'Run' tab now provides direct links to failing tests meaning there's no need to dig through all tests listed on the 'Results' tab!
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A small number of test case defects were addressed with more improvements expected soon
As usual, I encourage everyone to run the updated test suite against your favorite web browser to help identify any issues with the tests, harness, or website itself. Any issues detected can be reported at bugs.ecmascript.org. Again, thanks for everyone's help in making test262 great!
My best,
the test case improvements I alluded to last week have all been checked in and updated on the live website. Enabling previously invalid tests and disabling recently reported invalid tests amounted to a net gain of eleven tests for the entire suite. Also, worth mentioning is there's no longer any need to clear your browser's cache each time a new version of the test suite is released; just reloading the page should work in all modern browsers. Finally, a FAQ on test262 page has been added to the ECMAScript wiki - see test262:faq.
Enjoy!
Dave
From: test262-discuss-bounces at mozilla.org [mailto:test262-discuss-bounces at mozilla.org] On Behalf Of Dave Fugate Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 4:34 PM To: test262-discuss at mozilla.org; es-discuss at mozilla.org Subject: test262 Update
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A small number of test case defects were addressed with more improvements expected soon
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test262.ecmascript.org just received a fresh batch of test additions and changes. Specifically:
As usual, I encourage everyone to run the updated test suite against your favorite web browser to help identify any issues with the tests, harness, or website itself. Any issues detected can be reported at bugs.ecmascript.org. Again, thanks for everyone's help in making test262 great!
My best,