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Currently these are enabled for Linux and Windows, using the corresponding WPT symbols with an "H" suffix to match the Mn->MnH convention followed by the Marionette tests. For Linux, the tests are set to run with a simulated 1600x1200 screen resolution, which matches the Docker configuration. The default 1366x768 for headless mode results in some unexpected failures due to windows not being able to reach the full sizes the web platform tests expect. For Windows, the simulated screen resolution is set to 1024x768, which is what I've determined to be the resolution that Windows VMs run under within our testing infrastructure. Setting a different screen resolution causes some web platform tests to unexpectedly pass (in particular, several in open-features-non-integer-height.html). A "headless" variable is added to the environment that the WPT metadata (.ini) files can access, indicating whether or not the test is running in headless mode. This is used to mark the reftest bdi-neutral-wrapped.html as an expected pass on Linux under headless mode: it normally fails (spuriously) due to differences in scrollbar sizing, but scrollbars aren't rendered in headless mode. MozReview-Commit-ID: 3usazOoxx3q --HG-- extra : rebase_source : c036070920391c30b13813e2d6282bd407a96715 |
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| android_emulator_unittest.py | ||
| awsy_script.py | ||
| bouncer_submitter.py | ||
| configtest.py | ||
| desktop_l10n.py | ||
| desktop_partner_repacks.py | ||
| desktop_unittest.py | ||
| fx_desktop_build.py | ||
| l10n_bumper.py | ||
| marionette.py | ||
| mobile_l10n.py | ||
| mobile_partner_repack.py | ||
| multil10n.py | ||
| openh264_build.py | ||
| repackage.py | ||
| spidermonkey_build.py | ||
| talos_script.py | ||
| web_platform_tests.py | ||