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Sign uptest1558: use double slash after file: #4554
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OK, this obviously broke other environments and needs another try... |
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Oops, one slash is missing on Linux... |
Classic MinGW / MSYS 1 doesn't support `MSYS2_ARG_CONV_EXCL`, so this test unnecessarily failed when using `file:/` instead of `file:///`. Closes #4554
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The AppVeyor failure seems unrelated:
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Yes. Both appveyor and travis seem to have random slowdowns which may cause tests to fail however all (or most, I didn't check all) the tests in that case are TFTP failures so I think something went wrong with the TFTP test server in that instance, since the other builds passed. |
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MarcelRaad commentedNov 3, 2019
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Classic MinGW / MSYS 1 doesn't support
MSYS2_ARG_CONV_EXCL, so thistest unnecessarily failed when using
file:/instead offile:///.