Hi all, before saying anything about the most recent update, I'd just like to 
say thanks to everyone whose reported bugs on defective test cases thus far.  
Your valuable feedback truly does help make test262 an accurate conformance 
suite for ECMAScript 5!  Please keep the bug reports coming.

Several hours ago roughly 750 test case additions were pushed out to 
http://test262.ecmascript.org.  This included coverage for the following ES5.1 
sections:

-          7.6

-          15.12.2

-          15.12.3

-          15.2.3.8

-          15.2.3.9

-          15.2.3.10

-          15.2.3.12

-          15.2.3.13

-          15.2.3.14

-          15.4.3.2

-          15.4.4.14

-          15.4.4.15

-          15.4.4.16

-          15.4.4.17

-          15.4.4.18

-          15.4.4.19

-          15.4.4.20

-          15.4.4.21

-          15.4.4.22

-          15.5.4.20

Setting aside Strict Mode for the moment, we should now have decent coverage 
for all ES5.1 sections!  With this in mind, please file bugs on 
http://bugs.ecmascript.org if you do spot missing tests for some particular 
section.  Also, it goes without saying everyone's again encouraged to run the 
tests against your favorite browser to help spot any cases that might be 
potentially invalid.

The other big change for test262 today is an internal one that few will notice 
- we now use JSON instead of pure XML for bundling the test cases.  This 
improvement and limiting the number of test cases per JSON file should result 
in a perceived performance improvement for most browsers.  There were also a 
number of small issues (e.g., grammatical errors) with the website itself that 
have been addressed.

My best,

Dave

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Dave Fugate
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 4:48 PM
To: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: test262 website update

Hi everyone, this is just an FYI that the following test262 changes were 
recently submitted to Mercurial and propagated to http://test262.ecmascript.org:
- addition of 1,234 new test cases. These cover the following ES5.1 sections:
  * chapter07\7.6\7.6.1
  * chapter07\7.8\7.8.5
  * chapter11\11.8\11.8.2
  * chapter11\11.8\11.8.3
  * chapter12\12.6\12.6.3
  * chapter12\12.6\12.6.4
  * chapter12\12.7
  * chapter12\12.8
  * chapter12\12.9
  * chapter13\13.2
  * chapter15\15.10\15.10.2
  * chapter15\15.10\15.10.4
  * chapter15\15.10\15.10.6\15.10.6.2
  * chapter15\15.11\15.11.4\15.11.4.4
  * chapter15\15.1\15.1.1\15.1.1.1
  * chapter15\15.1\15.1.1\15.1.1.2
  * chapter15\15.1\15.1.1\15.1.1.3
  * chapter15\15.1\15.1.2\15.1.2.2
  * chapter15\15.1\15.1.2\15.1.2.3
  * chapter15\15.2\15.2.4\15.2.4.2
  * chapter15\15.3\15.3.4\15.3.4.5.1
  * chapter15\15.3\15.3.4\15.3.4.5.2
  * chapter15\15.4\15.4.4\15.4.4.10
  * chapter15\15.4\15.4.4\15.4.4.12
  * chapter15\15.4\15.4.4\15.4.4.4
  * chapter15\15.9\15.9.1\15.9.1.15
- disabled 27 test cases due to https://bugs.ecmascript.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18 
(FunctionDeclaration in Statement context)
- 26 test case modifications. Most of these involved replacing instances of 
'window' with the global object
- removal of 47 test cases. The bulk of these were dependent upon 'window' 
methods or properties such as 'document' and 'alert'
This puts our total test case count at 9,702 and brings us closer to being able 
to call the test suite feature complete.  I highly encourage *everyone* to run 
the test suite against your favorite web browser to help identify any issues 
with the tests, harness, or website itself.  If you do find something awry, it 
can be reported here<https://bugs.ecmascript.org/enter_bug.cgi>.

Thanks!

Dave
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