Bug 1416870 - Always use abbreviated mode for calculating performance test name#2991
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Bug 1416870 - Always use abbreviated mode for calculating performance test name#2991wlach merged 1 commit intomozilla:masterfrom
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… test name This means we no longer display tests as being a "summary" in the test chooser (you can generally figure that out by noticing that there is no subtest specified).
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| name: signature.name, | ||
| lowerIsBetter: signature.lowerIsBetter, | ||
| frameworkId: signature.frameworkId, | ||
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Oh that's cool, learned something today ('spread syntax') nice :)
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This means we no longer display tests as being a "summary" in the
test chooser (you can generally figure that out by noticing that there
is no subtest specified).