77fe07fd56
This fixes a pgrep test that assumed that PID 2 was named g_event. This does not seem to be the case any longer (and I don't know if it ever was in all possible setups). Change this test to use the idle loop instead and determine its expected PID using ps without assuming any specific ID. |
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| .. | ||
| pgrep-_g.t | ||
| pgrep-_s.t | ||
| pgrep-F.t | ||
| pgrep-g.t | ||
| pgrep-i.t | ||
| pgrep-j.t | ||
| pgrep-l.t | ||
| pgrep-LF.t | ||
| pgrep-n.t | ||
| pgrep-o.t | ||
| pgrep-P.t | ||
| pgrep-q.t | ||
| pgrep-s.t | ||
| pgrep-t.t | ||
| pgrep-U.t | ||
| pgrep-v.t | ||
| pgrep-x.t | ||
| pkill-_g.t | ||
| pkill-F.t | ||
| pkill-g.t | ||
| pkill-i.t | ||
| pkill-j.t | ||
| pkill-LF.t | ||
| pkill-P.t | ||
| pkill-s.t | ||
| pkill-t.t | ||
| pkill-U.t | ||
| pkill-x.t | ||