retest

When the Chromium version changes in atom-shell you can retest everything before any of your customers see it.

This gives us a bit of time to correct any issues and retest everything before moving on.

Do you rewind through all your history and rebuild and retest every commit in a branch every time you rebase?

Please retest with the updated commit, or even better with --zlib-compat if you want to get close to an apples-to-apples comparison.

Iterate: based on the data gathered, make revisions to the core statement and retest.

What that quoted bit says is precisely that while an individual's score may vary from test to retest (and is thus not necessarily reliable), the average score of a group is highly stable.

Please retest with --zlib-compat or the fix that was merged today.

If the value doesn't have global scope, you don't have to retest everything, only parts of the system that can be affected by the change.

It was discovered that education doesn't help general intelligence much through tests designed on more fundamental principles like elimination of group factors and improving test-retest reliability.

You get to refactor, redesign, and retest all at the same time, leaving behind a trail of breadcrumbs: backwards compatability hacks and compromises...

> Do you rewind through all your history and rebuild and retest every commit in a branch every time you rebase?

The results from previous CI runs are no longer connected to the rebased commits, and most people don't have CI set up to retest each commit individually after a rebase.