Section 3.4 mentions that polyfills should try and pass web platform tests if they exist. The tests for ECMAScript features are very lacking in web platform tests. When I am authoring ECMAScript polyfills I instead use the Official ECMAScript Conformance Test Suite. Would the W3C TAG accept a change to this section that mentions test262 as the place to find tests for ECMAScript polyfills?
Thank you for authoring this document, as a polyfill author and web developer, I have found this document very useful.
Section 3.4 mentions that polyfills should try and pass web platform tests if they exist. The tests for ECMAScript features are very lacking in web platform tests. When I am authoring ECMAScript polyfills I instead use the Official ECMAScript Conformance Test Suite. Would the W3C TAG accept a change to this section that mentions test262 as the place to find tests for ECMAScript polyfills?
Thank you for authoring this document, as a polyfill author and web developer, I have found this document very useful.