test/preparser/preparser.status

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[
[ALWAYS, {
  # TODO(mstarzinger): Uhm, this is kind of embarrassing, but our parser
  # does not catch some syntax errors with duplicate properties in object
  # literals that our preparser actually caught. I will fix this glitch in a
  # follow-up change.
  'duplicate-property/*': [SKIP],

  # TODO(mstarzinger): This script parses but throws a TypeError when run.
  'non-alphanum': [FAIL],

  # We don't parse RegExps at scanning time, so we can't fail on octal
  # escapes (we need to parse to distinguish octal escapes from valid
  # back-references).
  'strict-octal-regexp': [FAIL],
}],  # ALWAYS

['arch == android_arm or arch == android_ia32', {
  # Remove this once the issue above is fixed. Android test runner does not
  # handle "FAIL" test expectation correctly.
  'strict-octal-regexp': [SKIP],
}],  # 'arch == android_arm or arch == android_ia32'
]