Refactor tests runner script to use dbus-launch instead of dbus-daemon#38
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Refactor tests runner script to use dbus-launch instead of dbus-daemon#38LEW21 merged 2 commits intoLEW21:masterfrom acaso:use_dbus-launch_instead_of_dbus-session
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This PR refactors tests/run.sh to use dbus-launch instead of dbus-daemon.
dbus-launch is more suited to this task and leads to a cleaner script. Also for some reason descriptor 0 redirection to a file was not working on some systems that I have tested it on.
I know there is an ongoing effort to migrate to pytest but this fixes run.sh in the meantime.
Considering that at this moment the tests are independent from each other, dbus-run-session could be used instead to have each test launch its own dbus session (and to get it finished automatically at the end of the test), but I have kept the original approach of a common dbus session for all the tests.