GitHub PushEvent at 2014-01-27 23:12:28
Repository: servo
Actor: larsbergstrom
Payload: {"shas":[["cb2e225b14665ff61b076049dee05b40734103a7","0f090b00e1f6f00c3ad93f3af1e80f8d76cac273@mimiga.net","layout: Switch parallel selector matching over to using work stealing.\n\n10% speedup over what we had before.","Patrick Walton",true],["ffa80ae46fc879997223f18003559919d14c6566","6452a2e5b342f5a61b660d46df032cfbfb4af299@mozilla.com","auto merge of #1559 : pcwalton/servo/parallel-selector-matching, r=metajack\n\n10% speedup over what we had before.\r\n\r\nr? @metajack","bors-servo",true],["cb31b3cf6c6b4ca244e6f61728bfe4d241aea87c","3318dc5ce3e4fb7c28a0b841b6801c884e1d0896@lars.com","Change the values emitted for incorrect pixels to make small errors visible","Lars Bergstrom",false],["fa02b82b8878175d889130dd81a2d8e0caa916ca","6452a2e5b342f5a61b660d46df032cfbfb4af299@mozilla.com","auto merge of #1570 : larsbergstrom/servo/reftest_better, r=metajack\n\nPreviously, small errors were very hard to see because they would only have a value that was off by a few points from solid white. Now, they will show up vibrantly!\r\n\r\nI considered reconstructing the pixels and using either black/white or a scaling \"red\" but in practice this gives good results on a wide variety of errors and has the bonus that if you've got chroma-power you can tell if there's an R, G, or B error :-)\r\n\r\nr? @metajack","bors-servo",true]],"size":4,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"fa02b82b8878175d889130dd81a2d8e0caa916ca"}