 David Pursehouse
		
	
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	BatchUpdateTest: Extend GerritBaseTests
			David Pursehouse
		
	
	a0f6acfd08
	
	
	BatchUpdateTest: Extend GerritBaseTests
		
			
			GerritBaseTests sets up the logging configuration, so when the test does not derive from that the logging does not work as expected. There are probably some more unit tests that suffer the same problem but I have not explicitly looked for them. Change-Id: I16e3c91a7908923ab5d34dfda6b7964c96bbf16a
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