It’s a very specific case but Test262 tests are all JS files with a specific and simple assertion API. It’s simple and not the most advanced, but honestly you don’t even need NodeJs to run it. In fact, all you need is a valid Ecmascript engine to execute the test code.https://twitter.com/matteocollina/status/1239903589172199424 …
Wasn’t that what @matteocollina was saying though? `node some-test262-test.js` doesn’t work (for most tests), because the code relies on helpers which only the test runner knows to load.
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I was pointing the fact you don’t need anything but Ecmascriot to run, but of course, tests need to be transformed to their full version. I found this similar to what he said, but there are the odds, ofc.
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