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In the past, this test asserts the test class path includes current user home. This is true on Hetzner machines, because project directory is in user home (`/home/tcagent1/work/f63322e10dd6b396`), but not true on EC2 agents, because on EC2 agents the project directory is in `/mnt/tcagent1/work/f63322e10dd6b396`. [Example](https://ge.gradle.org/s/sncrks4ihxvey/tests/task/:core:isolatedProjectsIntegTest/details/org.gradle.process.internal.worker.DefaultWorkerProcessBuilderIntegrationTest/test%20classpath%20does%20not%20contain%20nonexistent%20entries?top-execution=1) This PR fixes this by getting correct gradle user home in integration context. Co-authored-by: Bo Zhang <[email protected]>
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In the past, this test asserts the test class path includes current user home. This is true on Hetzner machines, because project directory is in user home (
/home/tcagent1/work/f63322e10dd6b396
), but not true on EC2 agents, because on EC2 agents the project directory is in/mnt/tcagent1/work/f63322e10dd6b396
.Example
This PR fixes this by getting correct gradle user home in integration context.