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Port sharing related tests to Share2.0 #26610
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@PVince81, thanks for your PR! By analyzing the history of the files in this pull request, we identified @nickvergessen, @rullzer and @butonic to be potential reviewers. |
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Note: there is likely more but this is a first step forward. |
Hmm strange, but on the other PR these passed... |
Also moved old ShareTest tests to be integration tests instead, as they cannot be applied directly as unit tests.
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Here, fixed. |
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Partial backport of the integration tests from #26610
Partial backport of the integration tests from #26610
Partial backport of the integration tests from #26610
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Description
Port sharing related tests to use the Share2.0 API.
Also moved old ShareTest tests to be integration tests instead, as they
cannot be applied directly as unit tests.
Related Issue
Ref #26608
Motivation and Context
We want to move away from the old sharing code for files and folders, so the first step is to adjust the tests to not rely on that one. Then later on adjust the code itself, this is what I tried here #26608
How Has This Been Tested?
Just run the tests.
Screenshots (if appropriate):
Types of changes
Checklist:
@DeepDiver1975 @jvillafanez @butonic