It seems we can rm those files.

/cc @timmywil

Sure! Are they not used?

As i see, they not used in testsuite, it looks like their useful only if you open them manually, but honestly, i didn't even know we had them.

What about moving them to an integration folder? Eventually, we can automate running all pages in that folder using something like webdriver. The tests would still need adjustment, but we can get to that later.

Note that compat already has the test/integration directory, currently containing just one test: https://github.com/jquery/jquery/tree/42ea7468250f1b612684a71b8643ae25367ff469/test/integration

What about moving them to an integration folder?

Would still need to rewrite them, for example, there is page that uses live() in there. I'm not sure what kind of behaviour is tested on those pages.

Good point, but, like I said, we can save the rewrites/removals for later.
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What about moving them to an integration folder?

Would still need to rewrite them, for example, there is page that uses
live() in there. I'm not sure what we support in there.

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So @lexinerus would like to do that? Make sure those tests are still relevant and if they are, rewrite them and move to integration folder?

The CLA check is fine now.

@markelog @timmywil I'd rather not have files not working with current jQuery in the integration folder. Perhaps in integration/old or integration/legacy, or integration/to-rewrite so that it's clear they're not expected to work currently?

We don't run these tests very often. I don't think we need the reminder
with a folder name, just with an issue that tells us to rewrite these tests
and run them before final release.

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https://github.com/timmywil I'd rather not have files not working with
current jQuery in the integration folder. Perhaps in integration/old or
integration/legacy, or integration/to-rewrite so that it's clear they're
not expected to work currently?

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I guess we need a .md doc for the release procedure (or we already have one?). Since we doing more then just running one command

I guess we need a .md doc for the release procedure (or we already have one?). Since we doing more then just running one command

https://github.com/jquery/jquery/wiki/Release-process

Ah, thanks, okay so we would need to add another item there when we deal with update these tests

Item added.