mantid_reset_settings.sh doesn't find python script

[Peter Peterson]

I just tried to run

$ /opt/mantidnightly/bin/mantid_reset_settings.sh
python: can't open file './mantid_qt_settings_editor.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory

The bash script needs to be modified to look for the python script that does the actual work in its current directory. Nobody will cd into the /opt/mantidnightly/bin/ before running the cleaning script.

[Dan Nixon]

To test:

• Windows
  • Run [path to branch source]\Code\Mantid\MantidPlot\mantid_reset_settings.bat from Command Prompt
  • Should give output: Qt preferences cleared
  • Verify it still works when you are inside the directory
• Unix
  • Run [path to branch source]/Code/Mantid/MantidPlot/mantid_reset_settings.sh from terminal
  • Should get output including: Qt preferences cleared
  • Verify it still works when you are inside the directory

[Dan Nixon]

Fix reset script on Windows

Refs #10714

Changeset: d71ecd67457d628d1243754eb01ad19402f2565d

[Dan Nixon]

Allow script to work from any folder on Unix

Refs #10714

Changeset: 0bffe4a6a1dfdbc8781168d2463565c26850b378

[Harry Jeffery]

Fixed on Ubuntu 14.04.

Returning to testing pool for Windows.

[Lottie Greenwood]

Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/bugfix/10714_reset_scripts_should_find_qt_script'

Full changeset: ​396ae7e07b2f399356a065191943f93a04a317bb

[Stuart Campbell]

This ticket has been transferred to github issue ​11556