I just landed https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1121327 on mozilla-inbound, which changes the OSX variable in the reftest-crashtest condition sandbox. Instead of being a float (which doesn't work very well for 10.10, which is equal to 10.1), it is now an integer that is major*100 + minor.
It is also now undefined (rather than 0) for non-OSX platforms,
which means that >, <, <=, and >= comparisons with OSX should now
produce sensible results (since any such comparison with undefined
is false).
This means that:
fails-if(OSX==1006) annotates a test that fails on Mac OS X 10.6
fails-if(OSX==1010) annotates a test that fails on Mac OS X 10.10
fails-if(OSX<=1008) annotates a test that fails on Mac OS X 10.8
or older (but does not fail on other
platforms, unless separately annotated)
If you have any annotations in your local patches, you'll need to
update them to the new syntax.
-David
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