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Base: 81.49% // Head: 81.49% // No change to project coverage :thumbsup:
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f3e8058) compared to base (84fc2d8). Patch has no changes to coverable lines.
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On Linux, 'echo' is an executable. On Windows, 'echo' is a shell command. Even if we enable the shell while executing this test, the command acts differently on Windows and it is difficult to get it to print newlines as is required by this test.
In any case, we can just use the python executable to print the text instead, which is obviously available during testing.
I'm guessing that this isn't breaking in our windows CI because one of the tools installed in the Windows agents is providing the 'echo' binary on
PATH. I found this bug while bootstrapping colcon in a minimal Windows environment.