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Changes introduced by this PR
npm run q-testnow runs in Docker — switched the script from invoking a localq qcumber.q(which required q on PATH) to running the test suite inside the privateqpbuildimage viaqcumber.sh. No local q install needed.qcumber.shpasses the kdb+ license to the container asKDB_K4LICENSE_B64(how CI supplies it, from a secret). If that env var is unset, it base64-encodes ak4.licfound in$QLIC,$QHOME, or~/.kx— so no manual setup when those are already configured.qpbuildimage lives in a private GitLab registry. If it isn't already local, the script pulls it. It logs in first when it can — fromGITLAB_TOKEN(a GitLab PAT withread_registryscope) or an interactive prompt — otherwise it relies on an existingdocker login.docker/login-actionstep before runningqcumber.sh, so noGITLAB_TOKENis needed there; the license is supplied as theKDB_K4LICENSE_B64secret. If a pull fails with no credentials, the script errors with a clear message.