fix: testing environment config file ignored and needlessly wait for timeout#735
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Temporal\Testing\Environment::startRoadRunnerto actually use the$configFileparameter and to not wait for timeout if the process is not running.Why?
In
Temporal\Testing\EnvironmentthestartRoadRunnerhas a$configFileparameter, which is also passed through thestartmethod's$roadRunnerConfigFileparameter but that is completely ignored.In
startRoadRunnerif the executed process crashes/exists before$commandTimeouttriggers (which is 10 seconds by default but could also be much longer) then the function will wait needlessly for the timeout while it could return right away.Checklist
Confirmed by testing it on my own project, also with a misconfigured command that does not start correctly.