| Index: tests/language/language.status
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| ===================================================================
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| --- tests/language/language.status (revision 3998)
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| +++ tests/language/language.status (working copy)
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| @@ -53,10 +53,6 @@
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| TypeVariableBoundsTest/09: Fail
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| TypeVariableBoundsTest/10: Fail
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| -# Issue 1350.
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| -StringEscape1NegativeTest: Fail
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| -StringEscape4NegativeTest: Fail
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| -
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| SuperFirstConstructorTest: Fail # Issue 1372.
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| # Issue 1427
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| @@ -238,13 +234,13 @@
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| # This set of four test components (frog, frogsh, frogium, and webdriver) all
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| # consume frog output, so if frog is generating the incorrect code, chances are
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| -# it will fail on all of these components.
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| +# it will fail on all of these components.
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| #
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| # Further explanation:
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| # frog: frog compiler, run using the VM
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| # frogsh: self-hosted frog compiler
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| # frogium: Dart code compiled with frogsh running under DumpRenderTree
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| -# webdriver: Dart code compiled with frogsh running on an actual browser
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| +# webdriver: Dart code compiled with frogsh running on an actual browser
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| # (Chrome, IE, Firefox, Safari, etc). If a test is only failing on a particular
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| # browser, you can be more specific about the failure by using $browser:
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| # [ $component == webdriver && $browser == chrome ] for example.
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