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I have observed that Lithium can reduce test cases that exhibit different behaviors across versions of executable binary files. For instance:
"The testcase is displayed differently by version X and version Y of Firefox." This could be an easy way to make reduced testcases for regressions that affect how web pages are displayed.
However, I could not find any usage examples or documentation illustrating how to achieve this with Lithium. Could you provide guidance or examples on how to use Lithium for such version-specific reductions?
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I have observed that Lithium can reduce test cases that exhibit different behaviors across versions of executable binary files. For instance:
However, I could not find any usage examples or documentation illustrating how to achieve this with Lithium. Could you provide guidance or examples on how to use Lithium for such version-specific reductions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: