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Smoke test for multi root #31059

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@bpasero bpasero commented Jul 19, 2017

Fixes #29570

@michelkaporin fyi my first attempt to have a smoke test for multi root with a generated workspace file. This test seems to not run properly on macOS or Linux, probably due to the "-" in the file name to open. For now I am only running the test on Windows where it seems to work just fine.

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@bpasero bpasero added the workbench-multiroot Multi-root (multiple folders) issues label Jul 19, 2017
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michelkaporin commented Jul 20, 2017

Does the test fail when running on Mac OS/Linux? Does it leave any processes behind once finished?

It would be good to have it working on all platforms with the same behaviour.

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bpasero commented Jul 20, 2017

@michelkaporin let's talk later in the office

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Cover multi root in automated smoke tests
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