Paul Vriens paul.vriens.wine@gmail.com writes:
I've been playing a bit with have the 'todo_<platform>' on the page. In theory it's possible that there are todo_<platform>'s that why I don't refer to todo_wine.
On http://www.xs4all.nl/~pvriens/200708181000_orig/ you can see the current situation for some random test results.
On http://www.xs4all.nl/~pvriens/200708181000_with_todo/ I've added a column with todo's if one or more tests have a todo_item. This todo columns will only be present in the main summary and shows the maximum number of todo's for that test for that platform.
I've tried adding the todo information to the current table cells but didn't find a satisfactory (that is nice looking) way. This is especially true for tests that also have a skip.
Hi Paul,
Why not introduce something like
.todo_pass { background-color: #60ff60; border-right-style: solid; border-left-style: solid; border-width: thick; border-left-color: #ffffff; border-right-color: #60ff60; }
That way todo_wine needn't be special in any way, and this notation also carries over for the individual test results (which should be the same, but some more visualization can't hurt). In the group overview the tooltip could also be extended by this information.
Unless you can use some clever inheritance (cascading), you'll have to introduce all of .todo_skip_pass, .todo_mixed, etc. but that's manageable.
I chose white border color in the above example, as I couldn't come up with anything better. Besides clashing with the textual fields (., crash, timeout, etc.) it's not bad in my opinion. We could as well live with it.