Johnni Winther
507297562c
This reverts commit b905c9a171.
Reason for revert: Sometimes all_suites.dart can't be found.
Original change's description:
> [cfe] Run `fasta testing` directly
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> This avoids the precompile step when running
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> package:testing/src/run_tests.dart
> Change-Id: Idb7569bb865b077440eb750333cfec5b6c48cd91
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Dart
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