Skip /third_party/test262/ when computing browser-specific failures#275
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/third_party/test262/ introduces Temporal tests as individual tests instead of using the subtest WPT convention. These test failtures misrepresent the overal interoperability of the web by causing the single browser failure graph to be completely dominated by a feature not yet shipped by all browsers.
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No objection to landing this change. However I don't think that continuing to show a metric that's known to be broken is a good long term approach. |
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@jgraham we could also move/remove the graph. @yulunwu2 created a separate PR for that option. |
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/third_party/test262/ introduces Temporal tests as individual tests instead of using the subtest WPT convention. These test failures misrepresent the overall interoperability of the web by causing the single browser failure graph to be completely dominated by a feature not yet shipped by all browsers.
The exclusion lives in browser-specific-failures.js so lib/browser-specific.js stays a generic scoring function.