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Unit Tests in Windows 10 allowed to be named as '...Setup' or '...Updater' #129
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Hi Frank, I recall this issue having occured in the past as a result of an overzealous virus scanner/Windows defender. In your Windows explorer .../tudat/bin/unit_tests/, does there happen to be a 'defender' icon on these three executables? |
Yes there is |
Duplicate report: #130 |
A fix is proposed in pull request #132. This afternoon, we can test it to make sure it works on your systems, then commit it |
To everyone afflicted by this issue: we have made the necessary modifications and have updated the code on Github. If you follow the guide here (step 5.2): You can retrieve the latest version of the code. Remember to first recompile Tudat before rerunning all the tests. If the problem persists, please let us know. |
Is it possible to just recompile the changed parts instead of whole tudat? |
@Rimsky this should be be the default behaviour, unless you delete your build folder. Only changed code will be actually rebuild. Of course it will run through all the tudat libraries and make sure they're there and up-to-date, but this should take significantly less time. |
@magnific0 I rebuild it partly I think (in few minutes, for me first compile took more than 3 hours). Maybe I did something wrong with pulling the new code or building the code. |
It looks like the code did not get updated correctly (the names of the unit tests should be different). If you bring your laptop on Thursday, we can have a look. |
@Rimsky one more quick test: try deleting the old applications from the tudat/bin folder. |
Also, did you remove the 'test' command in the project tab before recompiling the code? |
I pulled the code from github and deleted all previously created .exe's in the tudat/bin folder. Recompiled Tudat and afterwards added the 'test' command in the project tab, compiling again gave the following error:
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Hi @TommyKranen, thanks for reporting your findings and trying to remove the old .exes. Can you confirm the new renamed executables are build? If this is the case the build doesn't seem to want to forget old test executables. |
@magnific0, I'm not sure as to what the new names should be. See below for the full extract of all executables in the
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Thanks for the quick reply. The new names are:
So they don't seem to be present, confirming @DominicDirkx suspicion that the new code is not pulled in correctly (possibly lack in guide). Let's look at this Thursday, in the mean time don't be hesitant to continue working on the assignment. |
Failed unit tests, windows 10 Education.
I made .txt file from LastTest.log since that filetype wasnt allowed to attach.
LastTest.txt
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