In SystemUtils.cpp there is a function "getDirectorySeparator()". On Windows (when #ifdef _WIN32 returns true) it returns "\".
When you are running under WSL it needs to return "/".
When you are running on a Windows machine under AWS "WorkSpaces Applications" it also needs to return "/".
If you have the wrong directory separator then your tests fail with this message:
Failure:
test case THREW exception:
Unable to create directory:
What it has failed to do is work out the path to put the received file in, since it can't properly parse the directory the test case is in.
I have patched this problem locally where I have seen it just by replacing "\" with "/" in the code. I don't know how to properly determine which directory separator to use on Windows, but it seems that #ifdef _WIN32 is not a good enough guide.
In SystemUtils.cpp there is a function "getDirectorySeparator()". On Windows (when #ifdef _WIN32 returns true) it returns "\".
When you are running under WSL it needs to return "/".
When you are running on a Windows machine under AWS "WorkSpaces Applications" it also needs to return "/".
If you have the wrong directory separator then your tests fail with this message:
Failure:
test case THREW exception:
Unable to create directory:
What it has failed to do is work out the path to put the received file in, since it can't properly parse the directory the test case is in.
I have patched this problem locally where I have seen it just by replacing "\" with "/" in the code. I don't know how to properly determine which directory separator to use on Windows, but it seems that #ifdef _WIN32 is not a good enough guide.