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Add support for filtering out environment variables #51
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The first user of this would be anyone adapting OpenSSL 3.0. The test runner being a netcoreapp3.1 application doesn't support OpenSSL 3.0. We would like to force it to OpenSSL 1.1, but then let the actual test cases use OpenSSL 3.0 (or 1.1, whatever the SDK/Runtime under test decide to do). Part of the forcing-OpenSSL-1.1 involves setting environment variables like |
Only enabled for OPENSSL_CONF for now. See: redhat-developer#51
Only enabled for OPENSSL_CONF for now. See: redhat-developer#51
Only enabled for OPENSSL_CONF for now. See: #51
We think this is a lower priority issue that someone can address if/when they feel like it. |
The test runner (this repository) as well as the test cases themselves are written in .NET.
Sometimes we will need to apply hacks/workarounds to get the test runner working, such as setting environment variables to control what the .NET runtime does, or what system library is loaded, or whether a library feature like invariant mode is enabled. We wouldn't generally want to pass these to the tests themselves, because we want the tests to run in a pristine environment, unaffected by hacks/workarounds applied to the test runner
We should do a few things:
DOTNET_
, andCLR_
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