Make sure the test roots are associated with the correct project(s) before attempting to run tests. #5722
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Sometimes, an OpenJDK test is run when the corresponding project has not been opened yet, and hence the tests are not assigned to the project yet. This leads to a NPE while trying to find the output directory.
The proposal here is to go through the well-known projects to which the tests are assigned, and ensure their external roots are assigned, before running the test.
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