@skliper @jphickey see the following test failures I haven't merged the fast tracked stuff from yesterday yet.

The following tests FAILED:

	 45 - bin-sem-flush-test (Child aborted)

	 46 - bin-sem-test (Child aborted)

	 47 - bin-sem-timeout-test (Child aborted)

	 48 - count-sem-test (Child aborted)

	 49 - file-api-test (Child aborted)

	 50 - idmap-api-test (Child aborted)

	 51 - mutex-test (Child aborted)

	 52 - osal-core-test (Child aborted)

	 53 - queue-timeout-test (Child aborted)

	 54 - sem-speed-test (Child aborted)

	 55 - symbol-api-test (Child aborted)

	 56 - time-base-api-test (Child aborted)

	 57 - timer-add-api-test (Child aborted)

	 58 - timer-test (Child aborted)

	 59 - osal_core_UT (Failed)

	 60 - osal_loader_UT (Child aborted)

	 61 - osal_filesys_UT (Child aborted)

	 62 - osal_file_UT (Failed)

	 63 - osal_network_UT (Child aborted)

	 64 - osal_timer_UT (Child aborted)

These appear to be pretty much all the "functional" tests that run with a real OSAL.
For all of these to fail at once this typically means a permission issue was introduced somehow, notably this is what happens if you e.g. try to run as a normal non-root user without enabling the PERMISSIVE mode, so OS_API_Init() fails, which would cause all of these to fail.

Confirmed that this indeed related to the OSAL_CONFIG_DEBUG_PERMISSIVE_MODE setting - the native_osconfig.cmake file isn't getting picked up, so its running in enforcing mode, and permission failing. Possibly related to the build directory structure changes that went into this IC. I will investigate further.

LGTM pull request analysis was skipped for 9e3fe42 by astrogeco. Analysis of future commits will happen as normal.