On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 11:41 AM, Darin Adler <da...@apple.com> wrote: > > We may find we can automate (3) with a script. It sounds pretty mechanical. >
It appears that W3C mandates author name, etc... be included in the meta data as well but I guess we can add something like "WebKit Community" or "WebKit Authors"? W3C folks told us we can create a WebKit directory under submissions so we can put all tests we export from our layout tests suite there with some canonical author name. For (2), I would name the reference files *-expected.html to fit in with > other formats of expected results such as *-expected.txt and *-expected.png. > I'm sure this was discussed in length when we first implemented reftests, but the problem with that name convention is that some ref-tests expect the actual result to differ from the reference fie. That's why we currently use -match.html / -mismatch.html Given W3C test suites use -ref.html and -noref.html, it seems more natural for us to follow their naming convention. - Ryosuke
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