Fix "Run Tests Multiple Times" on Linux #1824
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When we process the `...args` passed to the 'run multiple' commands
we're only checking if the argument is an object before deeming it a
TestItem.
On linux VS Code is passing an event object like `{ preserveFocus: true }`,
which is being treated as a TestItem and causing the command to error
out.
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Description
When we process the
...argspassed to the 'run multiple' commands we're only checking if the argument is an object before deeming it a TestItem.On linux VS Code is passing an event object like
{ preserveFocus: true }, which is being treated as a TestItem and causing the command to error out.Tasks
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