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/* Nix script for running tests with different combinations of Python and
RobotFramework versions in one go.
Robot Framework versions in one go.

Currently this script is not being used by CI/CD but is an option to run
matrix style tests on user's machine.
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--argstr rfVersions "3.1.2 3.2 3.2.1 3.2.2"

Example command will run following tests in parallel:
- latest Python 3.8 with RobotFramework 3.1.2
- latest Python 3.9 with RobotFramework 3.1.2
- latest Python 3.8 with RobotFramework 3.2
- latest Python 3.9 with RobotFramework 3.2
- latest Python 3.8 with RobotFramework 3.2.1
- latest Python 3.9 with RobotFramework 3.2.1
- latest Python 3.8 with RobotFramework 3.2.2
- latest Python 3.9 with RobotFramework 3.2.2
- latest Python 3.8 with Robot Framework 3.1.2
- latest Python 3.9 with Robot Framework 3.1.2
- latest Python 3.8 with Robot Framework 3.2
- latest Python 3.9 with Robot Framework 3.2
- latest Python 3.8 with Robot Framework 3.2.1
- latest Python 3.9 with Robot Framework 3.2.1
- latest Python 3.8 with Robot Framework 3.2.2
- latest Python 3.9 with Robot Framework 3.2.2

Results:
Command will always exit with exit code 0 (unless there is an issue with
the script itself or passing unsupported versions of Python, RobotFramework
the script itself or passing unsupported versions of Python, Robot Framework
or dependencies inside `requirements.txt`).

The results are in `./result` directory.
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