Add bundle option for command line variables to always be uppercase.

Fixes #3777

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/src/burn/test/BurnUnitTest/VariableTest.cpp b/src/burn/test/BurnUnitTest/VariableTest.cpp
index 5c9dce03..055d63d9 100644
--- a/src/burn/test/BurnUnitTest/VariableTest.cpp
+++ b/src/burn/test/BurnUnitTest/VariableTest.cpp
@@ -92,6 +92,7 @@ namespace Bootstrapper
                     L"    <Variable Id='Var5' Type='string' Value='' Hidden='no' Persisted='no' />"
                     L"    <Variable Id='Var6' Type='formatted' Value='[Formatted]' Hidden='no' Persisted='no' />"
                     L"    <Variable Id='Formatted' Type='formatted' Value='supersecret' Hidden='yes' Persisted='no' />"
+                    L"    <CommandLine Variables='upperCase' />"
                     L"</Bundle>";
 
                 hr = VariableInitialize(&variables);
@@ -103,6 +104,8 @@ namespace Bootstrapper
                 hr = VariablesParseFromXml(&variables, pixeBundle);
                 TestThrowOnFailure(hr, L"Failed to parse variables from XML.");
 
+                Assert::Equal((int)BURN_VARIABLE_COMMAND_LINE_TYPE_UPPER_CASE, (int)variables.commandLineType);
+
                 // get and verify variable values
                 Assert::Equal((int)BURN_VARIANT_TYPE_NUMERIC, VariableGetTypeHelper(&variables, L"Var1"));
                 Assert::Equal((int)BURN_VARIANT_TYPE_STRING, VariableGetTypeHelper(&variables, L"Var2"));