+1 paul.downey@bt.com wrote: > Glen, > > >> I'm not exactly sure why this should be any different than, for >> instance, tests 1140 and 1143... 1140 tests a required feature, and 1143 >> tests the same required feature but for a different case. They're both >> important and both marked REQUIRED. >> > > yup, a couple of weeks ago I'd have made it REQUIRED. > > >> Just because the assertions are already "covered" by different tests >> doesn't mean that this test isn't checking a piece of required behavior, >> and in fact one which most implementations are currently doing >> incorrectly. >> > > agreed, 100%! > > >> Personally, I'd leave it REQUIRED, since it's not testing an optional >> feature and it covers a case the other tests don't. *shrug* >> > > In terms of the report, cr='REQUIRED' means we want to demonstrate the > testcase interoperating between 4 implementations before moving the > Core and SOAP specifications from CR to PR, 'OPTIONAL' means 2 > implementations should pass and 'INFORMATIONAL' is a bucket for all > other testcases which have merit. > > If we have another round of testing for CR, then I'd agree > making this 'REQUIRED' adds good value, as it is I think it would > invalidate the CR report for little gain in terms of the spec. > > Paul > >Received on Tuesday, 21 March 2006 08:41:47 GMT
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