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Vendor specific ProblemLists (excludes/vendors/vendor/ProblemList_openjdk*.txt) is used for handling vendor specific features . Common temporary problemlists stays in openjdk/excludes/ProblemList_openjdk*.txt.
Currently openj9|IBM problemlists is an exception, which has a different name for problemlist. Most of the exclusions in problemlist is duplicated in openj9 problemlist. And when re-enable both files need to be updated.
Suggest to refactor those files. Move openj9 problemlist to openj9|ibm as a vendor folder. Renaming the "-openj9" problemlist as normal ones. Removing all duplicate exclusions in openj9 problemlist.
This can eliminate the redundancy, ease the maintenance, improve the consistency and make openj9 problemlist simple and clear to its own issues.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Vendor specific ProblemLists (excludes/vendors/vendor/ProblemList_openjdk*.txt) is used for handling vendor specific features . Common temporary problemlists stays in openjdk/excludes/ProblemList_openjdk*.txt.
Currently openj9|IBM problemlists is an exception, which has a different name for problemlist. Most of the exclusions in problemlist is duplicated in openj9 problemlist. And when re-enable both files need to be updated.
Suggest to refactor those files. Move openj9 problemlist to openj9|ibm as a vendor folder. Renaming the "-openj9" problemlist as normal ones. Removing all duplicate exclusions in openj9 problemlist.
This can eliminate the redundancy, ease the maintenance, improve the consistency and make openj9 problemlist simple and clear to its own issues.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: