Open bilalcaliskan opened 2 years ago
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Unit tests on macos are failing since directory structure of nginx on macos is different than ubuntu.
we should be able to override command line flags for different distribution. maybe we can override command line arguments with environment variables.
As a result, we should be able to pass below command line flag for only macos: