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Currently, each test runs in an iframe one-by-one. There’s no real reason why we couldn’t parallelize them. The hardest part would be figuring out how to conceptually merge the tests streams so that the output is legible as a single test stream.
It should be possible to reliably report all tests in the exact same order in the output based on the subtest discovery algorithm. The potential downside is that a test could finish, but won’t appear in the output until it’s turn is up. This may or may not be a bad experience.
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Currently, each test runs in an iframe one-by-one. There’s no real reason why we couldn’t parallelize them. The hardest part would be figuring out how to conceptually merge the tests streams so that the output is legible as a single test stream.
It should be possible to reliably report all tests in the exact same order in the output based on the subtest discovery algorithm. The potential downside is that a test could finish, but won’t appear in the output until it’s turn is up. This may or may not be a bad experience.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: