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When I rewrote the tests to go through the runSubmit function so I can inject stuff, I forgot to actually consider what the command setup was configuring. In this case we had left a strict requirement that the submit command only accept one single argument. I've deleted the restriction, and tested manually. I'll add a proper test when things slow down a bit.
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FYI :) |
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Tested on Linux. Will confirm on Windows as well. |
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When I rewrote the tests to go through the runSubmit function so I can
inject stuff, I forgot to actually consider what the command setup was
configuring.
In this case we had left a strict requirement that the submit command
only accept one single argument.
I've deleted the restriction, and tested manually.
I'll add a proper test when things slow down a bit.