Sam Ruby wrote: > James Graham wrote: >> Sam Ruby wrote: >>> Is anybody planning on fixing the bugs that are reported by the >>> addition of these tests? >> In general, yes, I am; Hixie has just updated a few things in the parser >> spec >> [1] so there are several things we get wrong at the moment. However, I >> haven't >> started any work yet so I'm more than happy if others make fixes. >> >> [1] http://html5.org/tools/web-apps-tracker?from=883&to=903 [2] > > Let me expand upon the question: having test cases show up without any > warning is a bit disconcerting. Can we agree on any way that we can > mark tests that we don't (yet) expect to be passing so that they don't > get executed until the code is in place to support it?
Well, given that the test data is used by several projects, it seems
unfair to mark that data in the test file itself. We could have
something like a {testtype}.skip (e.g. parser.skip) file in the
implementation/tests/ directory with a format like:
#skip
<style> <!-- </style>x
#skip
<style> <!-- </style> --> </style>x
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