Philip Jägenstedt

> Determine publication platform (likely our GitHub Wiki page) @chrishtr asked me, and I think most of that document would make sense in https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/tree/master/docs/writing-tests, as a new accessibility.md file most...

@jgraham IIRC your Rust rewrite isn't limited to aligned runs. How did you handle the problem there? I think something like this would work: - Fetch all runs for all...

What I've described is @gsnedders's option 2, I think. If option 1 turns out to be easy when "find aligned runs" is implemented locally and not on the server, that...

I see. Do you want to switch this whole code base to Rust in the near term, or should we try to fix the problem in the current JS code?

It seems important to resolve this if it's affecting Interop 2023 scores in an unreasonable way, but I don't see a clear conclusion in https://github.com/web-platform-tests/interop/issues/383. Did y'all agree on something...

This would conflict with https://github.com/web-platform-tests/results-analysis/pull/150, which I'm waiting for review on.

It happened again in https://github.com/web-platform-tests/results-analysis/actions/runs/4475248771/jobs/7864482662

This is what I was playing with when I noticed we've passed 50,000 tests, and took a look at the growth over time: https://mastodon.nu/@foolip/109879573138978166 https://mastodon.nu/@foolip/109897803628119305

A few observations after tinkering with this: - The big picture is visually very similar regardless of scoring method. To me that's an argument for the simplest possible "binary" approach,...

I think it would make sense to treat this as a review/triage problem. For Interop 2022, I put together https://github.com/web-platform-tests/interop/issues/48, and that resulted in filing at least two bugs. After...