[test-runner-cli] "Total" vs "Browser" test count
See original GitHub issueThe count for the “Total” tests are currently manages in a new Set<'${testFile}${test.name}'>()
while the count for the “Browser” test are managed with a number meaning that where ${testFile}${test.name}
to come up duplicated the number of tests could end up not matching up. It’s not necessarily a “bug” but it’s surprising enough that we should likely count the two in the same manner.
It might also be helpful to tell people this happened, in the case that we choose to use the smaller number to report completed tests.
Separately, other tools count “Total” tests as aBrowserTests + bBrowserTests + nBrowserTests
, not sure if the way this is tracked here should be revisited.
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Yep, or maybe no overall progress at all. What does it even add ?
Seems like a good conclusion to me as well 👍