Is it possible to delete broken revisions from jsperf?

Question

I'm doing my first steps with jsperf (here) to improve the performance of some of my scripts.

I'm wondering if it is possible to delete/remove test revisions, which I have accidentially published - they are broken and unusable, so:

Question:
Say I figured out how it works when doing revision 5 - is there a way to delete revision 1-4?

Thanks!

Kenning

Answer 1

Disclaimer: I’m the guy who created jsPerf.

There is no way to delete test cases on jsPerf other than emailing me or asking @jsperf on Twitter nicely. This is by design.

How do you end up with 4 broken revisions, though? Whenever you edit a test case that you created within the same browser session, it will simply update the original test case.

Submissive

Yeah, I guess I should read some instructions but I just started playing around - anyway, I finished my first working test and this seems to be the only one published, so I'm good. Thanks for the information tough :-) – Kenning

Why by design? Does it make (site/app) code simpler? or is it another reason? btw, i (recently) have various test cases which i update (and depending on time of development) after a couple of days, but they are prototypes. it would be better to have a couple of definitive tests than a plethora of revisions (sometimes up to 50) and other users dont know which one is the main test involved – Kathernkatheryn

One reason might be because the form is not great and often says something like, "not all test cases added" and really it means there aren't any test cases. – Passed