Request for help with a review on running Emscripten tests in a browser

[mcbarton]

In the CppInterOp repo here compiler-research/CppInterOp#569 and xeus-cpp repo here compiler-research/xeus-cpp#294 I suggested changes which allow these repos to run their Emscripten tests in a browser using emrun . Unfortunately the main reviewers for these repos do not feel qualified to review the changes I have made, since they have no experience/knowledge of how Emscripten tests are typically run in a browser. @sbc100 Feel free to say no, but I was wondering if you could help me out and review these PRs for me?

If you are unable to help me by reviewing these PRs, it would be equally help me out if you could suggest someone with the experience required to review them.

[mcbarton]

cc @kripken @tlively incase either of you two could also help with reviewing these 2 PRs, or could suggest someone who could help with the reviews.

[kripken]

The emrun commands there look reasonable. Yes, emrun is a reasonable way to run emscripten tests in a browser, as documented here:

https://emscripten.org/docs/compiling/Running-html-files-with-emrun.html

(perhaps give them that link?)

But I can't review the PRs as all the rest of the code is relevant to their specific project, and I don't know anything about it.