jugglinmike

There are a few ways to interpret the statement "tests should be adapted to pass the requirement": - the test uses standard web APIs to circumvent the policy - the...

Reported in WPT since it also appears to affect Safari as running in that project's Azure Pipelines environment: https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/issues/17567

Thanks for the offer, Christian! This project uses Sauce Labs to provide the daily test results for the Edge browser which are published on wpt.fyi. It is not integrated with...

Since the WPT CLI interacts with Edge through Sauce Labs, it isn't capable of inferring the browser version automatically. [This project explicitly specifies the browser version for each result set...

Thanks, James!

> I think there is an argument for exercising the headless codepaths, namely that this is what web developers setting up cross-browser testing are likely to do if they know...

I'll give it a shot, @andreastt . Is setting `MOZ_HEADLESS=1` different than using the `-headless` flag?

@andreastt I wanted to verify this locally before experimenting with all of WPT on TaskCluster. I hit a wall right out of the gate, though: things stall out immediately after...

Nope, that was a result of running WPT locally. I can generate logs for you, though. Full command: ./wpt run --binary-arg=-headless --log-mach=mach.txt --log-mach-level=debug firefox dom/events/CustomEvent.html Output: https://gist.github.com/jugglinmike/151e08f22d7b4427e0bd670294d37d49

Sure, though the command ./wpt run --binary-arg=-headless --webdriver-arg=-vv --log-mach=log-mach-2.txt --log-mach-level=debug firefox dom/events/CustomEvent.html Produced a log file that has no more information than the previous file: https://gist.github.com/jugglinmike/7cc77c951cb50bedeb374d60fb6f936a Should I be using...