Philip Jägenstedt

Are we importing some bits from the wpt repo into Python files of this repo, or why is the relationship not simply that we use [subprocess](https://docs.python.org/3/library/subprocess.html) to invoke scripts in...

SGTM! Are there any lints that could be made to cry if Python 3 shows up anywhere again?

@jugglinmike is there still a mix of Python versions in this repo?

Calling it roadmap because the underlying bug probably needs to be fixed to succeed with [Consistent results for all browsers are updated every 24 hours](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GZquS8Jra47E5hIMH2ObOb_7oQFgk8f9MptUAjF0LFI/edit#heading=h.qxotds9ar227).

Excellent writeup hiding in my inbox, thanks for brining my attention to it! On wdspec, I agree that trying to run them over Sauce doesn't make sense, and that we...

> I think having non-uniform data is preferable to having uniform non-data, in this case anyway :) Yes :) > https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests/pull/10186 Commenting there. > And that's really all I'm proposing...

> I just consider that another reason why parallel testing is not such a good idea I don't disagree, and making `async_test` run in serial by default is something we...

> We won't be able to answer this by looking at the report data, and that's why I mentioned getting the surface-level information on clusters of errors. Do you mean...

> The experimental release of the browser has regressed in some way (which seems highly unlikely given the rigor of each browser's release process) Even if it doesn't explain all...

I ran in to this today with https://wpt.fyi/workers/interfaces/WorkerGlobalScope/onerror/propagate-to-window-onerror.html, which meant I had to manually test Edge for https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/1607