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Based on testharness.js, right? |
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https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests Yes, many of these tests are based on testharness.js (#841) |
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See #1479 This sets up a basic environment for running wpt. It instantiates a virtualenv, generates the manifest if it doesn't exist*, and runs the tests. Currently @Ms2ger's [`run-in-servo` fork of wpt](https://github.com/Ms2ger/web-platform-tests/tree/run-in-servo/) is used. Note: I did everything in a shell script instead of make since one cannot run `source` from a makefile (the environment is immutable, apparently) *It does not, however, update the manifest. We'll have to add an extra script for that.
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See #1479 This sets up a basic environment for running wpt. It instantiates a virtualenv, generates the manifest if it doesn't exist*, and runs the tests. Currently @Ms2ger's [`run-in-servo` fork of wpt](https://github.com/Ms2ger/web-platform-tests/tree/run-in-servo/) is used. Note: I did everything in a shell script instead of make since one cannot run `source` from a makefile (the environment is immutable, apparently) *It does not, however, update the manifest. We'll have to add an extra script for that.
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See #1479 This sets up a basic environment for running wpt. It instantiates a virtualenv, generates the manifest if it doesn't exist*, and runs the tests. Currently @Ms2ger's [`run-in-servo` fork of wpt](https://github.com/Ms2ger/web-platform-tests/tree/run-in-servo/) is used. Note: I did everything in a shell script instead of make since one cannot run `source` from a makefile (the environment is immutable, apparently) *It does not, however, update the manifest. We'll have to add an extra script for that.
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Fixed long ago in #2089. |
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I have a python-based harness for running these tests in Gecko that I have ported to work with servo. We should run (a subset of) these tests rather than the content-tests and contribute new testcases to this repo rather than writing yet another set of engine-specific tests.