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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P3
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jt4.4
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generic
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windows
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Verified
On system with Russian locale:
Run JavaTest from command line like:
java -jar javatest.jar -verbose:max -open "valid-config.jti" -runtests
then Not-run tests counts in hexadecimal numerical system instead of usual decimal. This is valid for all counting of Not-run tests in verbose mode. Other counters have normal represantation.
Example of output:
Pass: 298 Fail: o Error: 0 Not-Run: 50a947
Pass: 299 Fail: o Error: 0 Not-Run: 50a946
Pass: 300 Fail: o Error: 0 Not-Run: 50a945
Run JavaTest from command line like:
java -jar javatest.jar -verbose:max -open "valid-config.jti" -runtests
then Not-run tests counts in hexadecimal numerical system instead of usual decimal. This is valid for all counting of Not-run tests in verbose mode. Other counters have normal represantation.
Example of output:
Pass: 298 Fail: o Error: 0 Not-Run: 50a947
Pass: 299 Fail: o Error: 0 Not-Run: 50a946
Pass: 300 Fail: o Error: 0 Not-Run: 50a945