use ch.exe flags on jsshell command
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I finally started using test262-harness w/ ChakraCore - I can't say why I've never tried it before.
It's working nice and fast, but I want an extra thing: use Chakra flags on the jsshell command.
This works nice:
$ test262-harness -r jsshell -e "ch.exe" test/built-ins/TypedArray/prototype
The following doesn't:
$ test262-harness -r jsshell -e "ch.exe ES6All" test/built-ins/TypedArray/prototype
My Windows env is super noob, using git-bash enough to get me running ChakraCore. There's probably a better way to run the tests with Chakra, but I'm a bit lost.
test262-harness -r jsshell -e "ch.exe /ES6All" test/built-ins/TypedArray/prototype should work (note the slash prior to ES6All). You can also pass args separately using the --consoleArguments option (helpful mostly when using a config file and you just want to override the arguments and not the executable path).
nice! thank you!
btw I'm surprised -r jsshell just works. I have a runner built for chakra that I haven't committed but I can give it to you if you're interested.
Yes, please!