Compiler Errors: No Defining Declaration

[ghost]

Hi there, I just got the latest from the main branch and locally (on mac - Visual Studio Preview) - I'm getting the following two compiler errors:

/Users/tcassidy/github/jint/Jint.Tests.Test262/TestHarness.cs(33,33): Error CS0759: No defining declaration found for implementing declaration of partial method 'TestHarness.InitializeCustomState()' (CS0759) (Jint.Tests.Test262)

/Users/tcassidy/github/jint/Jint.Tests.Test262/Test262Test.cs(26,26): Error CS0759: No defining declaration found for implementing declaration of partial method 'Test262Test.ShouldThrow(Test262File, bool)' (CS0759) (Jint.Tests.Test262)

[ghost]

If I back out to commit:

013a78a

(April 27th) - the compiler error concerning ShouldThrow(..) is no longer happening

[ghost]

And if I back out to commit:

3fa1f83

(March 23rd) - the compiler error concerning InitializeCustomizeState is gone.

Again - this is on Mac OS X - both from within visual studio and using the command line.

I have both .NET 6.0 and 3.1 installed locally. Validated by a coworker on their local machine.

[lahma]

Did you check the readme in test262 project about how to generate the tests?

[ghost]

ah - sorry - yes that resolved it.

I made the mistake for not noticing the doc update.

For others - it is probably worthwhile adding:

1. a build script for windows and linux/mac
2. a section on the top level README.md called "Build Instructions" which references that script

Just a suggestion - as I say - this was my mistake - but would likely help others.

[lahma]

@source-transformer I've merged a change to main that should now generate the missing test cases on first dotnet build, running dotnet clean should remove old ones and next build again should re-generate with current config.