I suspect you are not running regression tests on Linux and that explains why
Linux has been higher for some time now. The issues fixed recently are not
platform issues, they were test config issues, and should have shown up on all
platforms.
In your RunDef file do you have this
RunDef.Modes = {'script'};
Or this
RunDef.Modes = {'script','regression'};
Nightly build test should have the latter config.
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From: Darrel Conway [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, April 7, 2017 11:26 AM
To: Cooley, D S. (GSFC-5950) <[email protected]>; Slojkowski, Steven E.
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[email protected]; Hughes, Steven P. (GSFC-5950)
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Subject: [Gmat-buildtest] Test results: 2017-04-06
(Catsclaw/RHEL-Linux/GmatConsole-64/M2016a/GCC4.8.5)
Red Hat Linux test results are attached. These results include the EKF merge.
- DJC
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