[enhancement] Improve naming of automatically generated tests #3265
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The
nametest attribute is not anymore a full alias ofdisplay_name. It hides all special parameters starting with$that are inserted by the automatic test generation options, such as--repeat,--distributeetc.Also the test name of the parameterized test with
--distributedoes not contain any more the partition name, but instead the partition has become a special test parameter.Finally, all the special parameters are converted to non-loggable.
The motivation behind these changes is that previously both the special parameters and the different name of the "distributed" tests were causing confusion with logging (e.g., different log files, different headers etc.) and were preventing results comparisons with the new
--performance-compareoption.