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Patch the runtests.sh script to work around an issue with corefx assemblies#3678
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…mblies Change dotnet/corefx#6779 in CoreFx added corert assemblies to the mix of assemblies that are built for CoreCLR on Unix which broke the logic in runtest.sh that creates an overlay for running tests. This change creates a work around for the problem.
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Patch the runtests.sh script to work around an issue with corefx assemblies
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Change dotnet/corefx#6779 in CoreFx added corert assemblies to the mix of assemblies that are built for CoreCLR on Unix which broke the logic in runtest.sh that creates an overlay for running tests. As a result, CoreCLR tests started failing on Unix platforms. This change creates a work around for the problem.