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The original Design Doc: WPT Dashboard had "one build per platform every morning that runs all WPT tests against one WPT revision" and then, as a simplification, "Instead of bots pulling the WPT revision to test against, they just test against the first WPT revision that day".
Those are the "use cases" to solve. Proposed solution and title of this issue:
Have an endpoint like https://wpt.fyi/api/shas that returns at the very least a commit to test, but more usefully a set of commits which is either pre-prioritized or has enough information that consumers could decide which to prioritize running first.
The minimum useful behavior for runners would be to prioritize finishing a well-defined "today's sha".
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@mattl, would you consider this resolved by https://sha.wpt.fyi/? I think a bit more would be required to support external runs, but it's fine to keep that to #290.
As of gh-522, we collect results on a regular schedule (once every 6 hours for Chrome and Firefox, once every 2 days for Edge and Safari). We identify the latest commit to WPT at this moment, and all subsequent testing operations reference that commit via its git SHA sum.
Background:
Those are the "use cases" to solve. Proposed solution and title of this issue:
Have an endpoint like https://wpt.fyi/api/shas that returns at the very least a commit to test, but more usefully a set of commits which is either pre-prioritized or has enough information that consumers could decide which to prioritize running first.
The minimum useful behavior for runners would be to prioritize finishing a well-defined "today's sha".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: