On Apr 2, 2007 PJE wrote:
>The reason we set rt.py to use the system python is so that the test>running tool is not using the code that it is testing (and to not have to>have two copies of Chandler Python installed.) I don't understand. Why would two copies of Python be necessary to run Python in a subprocess?
It's not of course - what I'm referring to is that you should not be using the same binary to run the test runner as you are testing. It's probably a QA/Build quirk that few others would even worry about.
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