### Steps to reproduce 1. Build Fenix with a custom mozconfig like `MOZCONFIG=mySpecial.mozconfig ./mach build` 2. Run tests on that build `MOZCONFIG=mySpecial.mozconfig ./mach gv-junit blabla`, observe the correct object dir and build config being used by examining the logs and/or adding assertions to the test 3. No try running the tests with your regular mozconfig `./mach gv-junit blabla` ### Expected behavior observe it now uses the object dir and build config for the regular `mozconfig` build ### Actual behavior observe it still uses the object dir and build config for the `mySpecial.mozconfig` build ### Any additional information? Commenting out [these lines](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/build.gradle#334-338) helped fix the issue
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### Steps to reproduce 1. Build Fenix with a custom mozconfig like `MOZCONFIG=mySpecial.mozconfig ./mach build` 2. Run tests on that build `MOZCONFIG=mySpecial.mozconfig ./mach gv-junit blabla`, observe the correct object dir and build config being used by examining the logs and/or adding assertions to the test 3. No try running the tests with your regular mozconfig `./mach gv-junit blabla` ### Expected behavior observe it now uses the object dir and build config for the regular `mozconfig` build ### Actual behavior observe it still uses the object dir and build config for the `mySpecial.mozconfig` build ### Any additional information? The issue could not be fixed by rebuilding, resetting the emulator, clobbering the build, bootstraping, restarting the emulator, etc. Commenting out [these lines](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/build.gradle#334-338) helped fix the issue