[OMCSessionBase.ask()] define opt as list - #281
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The failing test is due to a timeout (The job running on runner GitHub Actions 3 has exceeded the maximum execution time of 30 minutes.) - is there a possibility to restart the test? |
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I restarted it but you can always force push to rerun the tests. |
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@adeas31 I thought so but was searching for an easier solution ... |
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define argument opt for OMCSessionBase._ask() as list - build string out of the content in a controlled way (this was part of the extended version of PR #270)
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