GEODE-3650: Run restart script for persistence example#25
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GEODE-3650: Run restart script for persistence example#25upthewaterspout wants to merge 1 commit intoapache:developfrom
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The runAll task was not testing the restart script of the persistence example.
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| restart.mustRunAfter(run); |
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If restart runs after run and run is run twice, does restart get run twice?
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I haven't gotten around to fixing the issue of running restart twice yet. Closing this PR for now. |
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The runAll task was not testing the restart script of the persistence
example.
@PivotalSarge