Report running tests in update-to-meta script #440
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It turned out that a test script blocked in the update-to-aas-core-meta development script, but the current version of the script only listed the number of running scripts, and not which script was blocking. In this patch, we explicitly lists which tests are still running after the initial expected runtime, so that the developer can take action if needed.
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It turned out that a test script blocked in the update-to-aas-core-meta development script, but the current version of the script only listed the number of running scripts, and not which script was blocking.
In this patch, we explicitly lists which tests are still running after the initial expected runtime, so that the developer can take action if needed.