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For local launch `intellij.build.use.compiled.classes` is always `true` because all classes are expected to be already prebuilt by the IDE `Build project` action, which isn't getting called if the script is launched from the terminal. And we don't want to mess with the classes compiled by the IDE, so we always assume that they are ready to use. The workaround is to explicitly specify `intellij.build.use.compiled.classes` and `intellij.build.incremental.compilation` in the tests.cmd script. IJI-2080 GitOrigin-RevId: cec4e41a607165d5e1d8b44a06ed1fee2fd24702
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:<<"::CMDLITERAL"
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@ECHO OFF
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GOTO :CMDSCRIPT
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::CMDLITERAL
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# tests.cmd builds and runs IDEA Community tests in way suitable for calling from CI/CD like TeamCity
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# THIS SCRIPTS WORKS FOR ALL SYSTEMS Linux/Windows/macOS
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# See README.md for usage scenarios
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set -eux
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root="$(cd "$(dirname "$0")"; pwd)"
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exec "$root/platform/jps-bootstrap/jps-bootstrap.sh" "$@" -Dintellij.build.incremental.compilation=true -Dintellij.build.use.compiled.classes=false "$root" intellij.idea.community.build CommunityRunTestsBuildTarget
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:CMDSCRIPT
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call "%~dp0\platform\jps-bootstrap\jps-bootstrap.cmd" %* -Dintellij.build.incremental.compilation=true -Dintellij.build.use.compiled.classes=false "%~dp0." intellij.idea.community.build CommunityRunTestsBuildTarget
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EXIT /B %ERRORLEVEL%
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