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I wonder if it's worth mentioning the work you're doing in the 'skipped' count as well, or if that would just invite bike-shedding.
Thank you for writing this. I included some suggestions, but please feel free to replace them with your own.
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| 6 | I would instead write something like, "The FreeBSD test suite is executed by the kyua utility." kyua is a tool that lets you glue different test frameworks (e.g., ATF, googletest, TAP, ...) together, giving some unified interface. To me it sounds a bit incorrect to call kyua itself a "framework." | |
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| 14 | I would specifically mention VNETs here, since that's the main component that makes this concept useful. | |
| 15 | Isn't this speedup relative to the amount of parallelism? That is, the speedup from parallelism=2 and parallelism=100 is different. | |
Thanks for your help!
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| 6 | I've simply followed the official README, but I think it should not hurt anyone with rewording. I guess, the "framework" term is an eternal dispute :) | |
| 15 | Thanks, I'm so in the context to forget about this. And a reader is out of the context completely. | |
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| 8 | Yes, this is a good idea to highlight that. | |