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…ironment variable "BUTA" whenever it is executing tests. This is done so as to provide a means to the developer to detect that the unit tests are being executed using boost unit test adapter. This can be useful in a scenario where for example a developer might decide to increase the verbosity level of the logs written to the standard output during the test execution.
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Cherry pick of etas/vs-boost-unit-test-adapter@39cd476.
Test executions through the Boost.Test adapter can be noted at runtime by testing for the environment variable
BUTA. This allows test modules to adapt their behaviour depending on the runtime environment (e.g. disable tests, emit additional output etc.).