- From: Manuel Rego Casasnovas <rego@igalia.com>
- Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2014 18:19:23 +0200
- To: public-css-testsuite@w3.org
Hi all, Igalia is implementing the CSS Grid Layout spec in Blink and WebKit, so we're interested in contributing to the W3C grid layout tests suite. I've been checking its status and there're just a few basic tests, most of them marked as pending review in Shepherd [1] (as they were merged as unreviewed during the repository reorganization). In addition, the syntax is outdated. I've been doing some simple pull-requests to fix that (before I realized that they were unreviewed), but it seems that the tests should be reviewed first. We have just started contributing to the W3C tests suite and, despite all the great documentation available at http://testthewebforward.org/, we still have some questions/doubts: * Review patches: Probably having one of the spec editors (Tab or fantasai) helping to review the patches would be the best option to create a good tests suite for grid. Other option could be having one of the people with more experience in the W3C tests suite helping with the reviews. We understand that if this is not possible, as we have 3 people implementing this feature, we could review our own patches. But, initially it doesn't seem like the best approach. * Land patches: The next step, once a patch is reviewed in a pull-request, would be to actually commit it in the mercurial repository (not sure if that's automatically done once a pull-request is merged). Anyway, I didn't find any information about how this process should be done or how someone could get write permissions on any of the repositories (mercurial or github) if needed. Any feedback regarding these topics will be more than welcomed. Thank you very much, Rego [1] http://test.csswg.org/shepherd/search/spec/css-grid-1/
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