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Note: unfortunately, currently none of the WPT tests that leverage SharedArrayBuffer currently pass in all 4 browsers for various reasons, but a quick test of the test262 web test runner when manually overriding the headers to include those 2 passed in Chrome for me, so I'm hopeful this approach could work
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In order for
SharedArrayBuffer
to be available, the main document must include these 2 response headers:WPT has the ability to manually add headers for a specific test page via a .headers file. Information about that is here: https://web-platform-tests.org/writing-tests/server-features.html#tests-requiring-special-headers
If we are able to leverage that for our ECMAScript tests that we run within WPT, that is likely the easiest way to test
SharedArrayBuffer
. Here's an example .headers file for that: https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/blob/master/encoding/sharedarraybuffer.https.html.headersNote: unfortunately, currently none of the WPT tests that leverage
SharedArrayBuffer
currently pass in all 4 browsers for various reasons, but a quick test of the test262 web test runner when manually overriding the headers to include those 2 passed in Chrome for me, so I'm hopeful this approach could workThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: