Simplify running tools in packaging tests #49665
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Running tools requires a shell. This should be the shell setup by the base packaging tests, but currently tests must pass in their own shell. This commit begins to make running tools easier by eliminating the shell argument, instead keeping the shell as part of the Installation (which can eventually be passed through from the test itself on installation). The variable names for each tool are also simplified.
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Running tools requires a shell. This should be the shell setup by the base packaging tests, but currently tests must pass in their own shell. This commit begins to make running tools easier by eliminating the shell argument, instead keeping the shell as part of the Installation (which can eventually be passed through from the test itself on installation). The variable names for each tool are also simplified.
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Running tools requires a shell. This should be the shell setup by the base packaging tests, but currently tests must pass in their own shell. This commit begins to make running tools easier by eliminating the shell argument, instead keeping the shell as part of the Installation (which can eventually be passed through from the test itself on installation). The variable names for each tool are also simplified.
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Running tools requires a shell. This should be the shell setup by the base packaging tests, but currently tests must pass in their own shell. This commit begins to make running tools easier by eliminating the shell argument, instead keeping the shell as part of the Installation (which can eventually be passed through from the test itself on installation). The variable names for each tool are also simplified.
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Running tools requires a shell. This should be the shell setup by the
base packaging tests, but currently tests must pass in their own shell.
This commit begins to make running tools easier by eliminating the shell
argument, instead keeping the shell as part of the Installation (which
can eventually be passed through from the test itself on installation).
The variable names for each tool are also simplified.