| 22 | | To examine the current results for a particular test, either hover the test name on the "Unexpected failures" tab and click the blue "Examine" button that appears to the right, or switch to the "Expected failures" tab and hover the appropriate test directory and click "Examine". Either one will take you to the "Results" tab where you can select the test you're interested in from the list at the top. Be sure that your test does not appear in both the "expected" and "unexpected" lists, as may happen if your TestExpectations already list some failures for the test, but you're now seeing additional ones; if this is the case, then each "Results" set will only reflect the expected or unexpected failing results, respectively. This can lead to generating incorrect baselines. To resolve this, update your test expectations to list all the failures, commit, and wait for the bots to cycle, so that all your failures will be "expected". |
| | 22 | To examine the current results for a particular test, either hover the test name on the "Unexpected failures" tab and click the blue "Examine" button that appears to the right, or switch to the "Expected failures" tab and hover the appropriate test directory and click "Examine". Either one will take you to the "Results" tab where you can select the test you're interested in from the list at the top. (Note: Your test may appear in both the "expected" and "unexpected" lists if your TestExpectations already lists some failures for the test, but you're now seeing additional ones. In this case, the "Results" tab will only show one of the two sets of results at a time, depending on which set you asked to "Examine". Make sure you rebaseline both sets if you mean to completely rebaseline the test -- at the end of that process, you should have a fully optimal set of local baselines just as if you'd rebaselined the entire set of all results at once.) |
