- From: Robin Berjon <robin@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2012 18:35:20 +0100
- To: public-html-testsuite@w3.org
Hi all, if you've made a test submission that has not been processed in the past, please read this. I've done a lot of migrating submissions into pull requests today. This includes the following: Apple AryehGregor Baidu Comcast DavidCarlisle html5bidi MathiasBynens PhilipTaylor MOSQUITO Mozilla WebKit Those that remain are: Google Infraware Intel Microsoft Ms2ger Opera TestTWF_Paris W3C I'm happy to do TestTWF_Paris and W3C. The remaining ones however tend to be a combination of rather large, covering many aspects, and coming with their own baggage (e.g. some command line tools, their own copy of the harness, that sort of stuff). I would therefore appreciate if the people who made those submissions would take the time to move them to the new organisation. Note that in the vast majority of cases you are not being punished by the reorganisation: changing those submissions would often have been required in order to match the previous organisation as well. Making turning something into a submission is easy: • get the up to date repository • git checkout -b submission/YourName • git mv stuff from your submission directory to where it is supposed to be in the tree (note that you can use "node tools/scripts/id2path.js a-section-id" to map specification *section* IDs to where stuff goes in the tree) • commit • git push origin submission/YourName • then in the GitHub interface on the index of the repo you will see a button offering to make a pull request. Do that, okay the form, and you're good. Please let me know if you plan on upgrading your submission — that way I can know whose nails I need to start manicuring with a large pair of pliers when the new year comes. Happy holidays and all! -- Robin Berjon - http://berjon.com/ - @robinberjon
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