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Add ability to run each test in separate xvfb screen #184
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* (#184): Add ability to run tests in seperate virtual screens * (#184): Add ability to run tests in seperate virtual screens * Add video files to expected directory * (#183): Accomodate running tests with ability to record and store video file of run * wip: video files copy * start record mp4 instead, removed mov files and reduce log speed * add golden mp4 videos * Update runRegTests.sh * Update log_reader.cpp * Update log_reader.cpp * Update test_runner.sh * Update config.yml * Update config.yml * Update config.yml * Update config.yml * Update config.yml * Update config.yml * Update runRegTests.sh * Update config.yml * fixed issue with closing ffmpeg * redirect ffmpeg log to dev null * add flag to keep pass artifacts and reverted log replying speed * add golden video recordings
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At the moment when running tests parallely they are all using same screen.
There is an idea to record video of test capturing the screen, however at the moment all tests are running in same display.
To achieve that we need to make change such tests run "individual" screens.
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