While we provide a low-level mechanism for skipping a test, by converting a stylized exception to a stylized `passed` result, we do not reflect that at the top level reporting.
This makes it effectively impossible to track such test results through the `make test` in the JDK makefiles
We should improve the reporting in `jtreg` so that higher levels of the test onion can track such results. With that in mind, any improvement in reporting must be done in a backwards compatible way, to avoid any humungous flag day between the various systems (makefiles etc) that read the `jtreg` results.
This makes it effectively impossible to track such test results through the `make test` in the JDK makefiles
We should improve the reporting in `jtreg` so that higher levels of the test onion can track such results. With that in mind, any improvement in reporting must be done in a backwards compatible way, to avoid any humungous flag day between the various systems (makefiles etc) that read the `jtreg` results.
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JDK-8343832 Enhance test summary with number of skipped tests
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- Resolved
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- duplicates
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CODETOOLS-7903557 Add a skip count when user throws SkippedException
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- Closed
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CODETOOLS-7900176 report of tests excluded by -exclude
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- Closed
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- relates to
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CODETOOLS-7903557 Add a skip count when user throws SkippedException
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- Closed
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Commit(master) openjdk/jtreg/9cf32bb1
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Review(master) openjdk/jtreg/217
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