On 4 June 2013 20:18, James Sharpe
You will probably want to look at git notes for the expected failures markup. That way you'll get a history of how the expected failures have changed over time with the advantage you can retrospectively alter the markup for a commit without modifying the published sha.
I'm not going to be doing anything with the testing system myself, but that's an interesting idea. Does anyone have any experience with how they work in practise? I was only vaguely aware of them, and searching for the web I mainly found notes on git. I did see that Gerrit uses them (although I expect we'll use github for code reviews?), and there's a Jenkins plugin to use them to record test results, so there must be some real world experience.