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If there is a build failure, don't clobber the terse test summary
by naming all the (usually many) tests that were skipped due to
this failure.
Change-Id: I6daae3efb1594c2b1018f87a50cf63949a34535b
PiperOrigin-RevId: 166983264
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By avoiding paths that are too specific for a given system, and bringing
option arguments before non-option arguments.
Change-Id: I82acae94e2d9808c9e81a85018c6a0578da8bd42
PiperOrigin-RevId: 160957203
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"true" is not /bin/true there, it's /usr/bin/true.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 154280112
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Bazel always miscounted the number of passes that a test was run,
resulting in confusing output like this:
philwo@philwo:~/src/errortest$ bazel test //tests:fail
[...]
//tests:fail FAILED in 1 out of 2 in 0.1s
ERROR .tests/fail
It shows "1 out of 2" even though just one pass happened.
With this fix, the output is correct:
philwo@philwo:~/src/errortest$ bazel test //tests:fail
[...]
//tests:fail FAILED in 0.1s
ERROR .tests/fail
Relevant to #2855.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 154043240
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