CP-51483: epoll tests: support QCHECK_LONG_FACTOR #5992
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The following environment variables can now be used by tests: * QCHECK_LONG_FACTOR (default 10): multiplies the default iteration count of 100 * QCHECK_SEED: an integer seed (the tests print their current seed on startup otherwise, can be used to reproduce a failure) These environment variables are already supported by the QCheck framework, we just need to use them. Signed-off-by: Edwin Török <[email protected]>
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The environment variables are implemented by QCheck2.ml, I removed the local override of |
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The following environment variables can now be used by tests:
These environment variables are already supported by the QCheck framework, we just need to use them.