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test,tools: update wpt weekly #50567

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@legendecas legendecas commented Nov 5, 2023

To keep the Web API behavior synchronized with the latest Web specs and
WPT tests, add a GitHub Action to automatically update WPT fixtures with
WPT weekly epoch. The status files are updated with the test results of
the main branch as well.

Example of automatic PR: legendecas#3

To keep the Web API behavior synchronized with the latest Web specs and
WPT tests, add a GitHub Action to automatically update WPT fixtures with
WPT weekly epoch. The status files are updated with the test results of
the main branch as well.
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I am -1 on automated WPT fixture updates. They change the status json expectations without notice to the subsystem maintainers, making tests skipped and lowering our chance of finding regressions.

This could get bundled with automated issue creation for newly skipped tests but I think that would create too much noise resulting in unresolved and ignored bot issues anyway.


What about, instead of this, have the daily WPT job do something similar to what's done in nodejs/reliability and create / update a single issue with a list of unexpected passes & unexpected failures, that's effectively a link to this query

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jasnell commented Nov 11, 2023

+1 to @panva's suggestion

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