fix tests

Author: rajrohanyadav

test/config_windows/v4-integrations-example-legacy.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+integrations:
+  - name: nri-flex
+    config:
+      enable_legacy_integration_attrs: true
+      name: splitByTest
+      apis:
+        - name: MessageLegacy
+          commands:
+            # this is simulating the 'cat' command from linux. 
+            # echo writes windows native newline (\n\r) and flex gets confused thats why we have '&' right after the message
+            # maybe there's a better way...
+            - run: echo message:hello& echo value:100& echo error:false
+              split_by: ":"
+  - name: nri-flex
+    config:
+      enable_legacy_integration_attrs: true
+      name: splitByTest
+      apis:
+        - name: MessageLegacy
+          commands:
+            # this is simualting the 'cat' command from linux. 
+            # echo writes windows native newline (\n\r) and flex gets confused thats why we have '&' right after the message
+            # maybe there's a better way... 
+            - run: echo message::bye& echo value::20.9& echo error::true
+              split_by: "::"

test/config_windows/v4-integrations-example.yml

@@ -21,27 +21,3 @@ integrations:
             # maybe there's a better way... 
             - run: echo message::bye& echo value::20.9& echo error::true
               split_by: "::"
-  - name: nri-flex
-    config:
-      enable_legacy_integration_attrs: true
-      name: splitByTest
-      apis:
-        - name: MessageLegacy
-          commands:
-            # this is simulating the 'cat' command from linux. 
-            # echo writes windows native newline (\n\r) and flex gets confused thats why we have '&' right after the message
-            # maybe there's a better way...
-            - run: echo message:hello& echo value:100& echo error:false
-              split_by: ":"
-  - name: nri-flex
-    config:
-      enable_legacy_integration_attrs: true
-      name: splitByTest
-      apis:
-        - name: MessageLegacy
-          commands:
-            # this is simualting the 'cat' command from linux. 
-            # echo writes windows native newline (\n\r) and flex gets confused thats why we have '&' right after the message
-            # maybe there's a better way... 
-            - run: echo message::bye& echo value::20.9& echo error::true
-              split_by: "::"

test/configs/v4-integrations-example-legacy.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+integrations:
+  - name: nri-flex
+    config:
+      enable_legacy_integration_attrs: true
+      name: splitByTest
+      apis:
+        - name: MessageLegacy
+          commands:
+            - run: printf "message:hello\nvalue:100\nerror:false\n"
+              split_by: ":"
+  - name: nri-flex
+    config:
+      enable_legacy_integration_attrs: true
+      name: splitByTest
+      apis:
+        - name: MessageLegacy
+          commands:
+            - run: printf "message::bye\nvalue::20.9\nerror::true\n"
+              split_by: "::"

test/configs/v4-integrations-example.yml

@@ -15,21 +15,3 @@ integrations:
           commands:
             - run: printf "message::bye\nvalue::20.9\nerror::true\n"
               split_by: "::"
-  - name: nri-flex
-    config:
-      enable_legacy_integration_attrs: true
-      name: splitByTest
-      apis:
-        - name: MessageLegacy
-          commands:
-            - run: printf "message:hello\nvalue:100\nerror:false\n"
-              split_by: ":"
-  - name: nri-flex
-    config:
-      enable_legacy_integration_attrs: true
-      name: splitByTest
-      apis:
-        - name: MessageLegacy
-          commands:
-            - run: printf "message::bye\nvalue::20.9\nerror::true\n"
-              split_by: "::"