Correct instructions how to run smoke tests on Linux (dotnet#1515)

kant2002 · Sep 6, 2021 · 46831cd · 46831cd
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@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The workflow looks like this:
 
 If you haven't built the tests yet, run `src\tests\build[.cmd|.sh] nativeaot [Debug|Release] /p:SmokeTestsOnly=true`. This will build the smoke tests only - they usually suffice to ensure the runtime and compiler is in a workable shape. To build all Pri-0 tests, drop the `SmokeTestsOnly` parameter. The `Debug`/`Release` parameter should match the build configuration you used to build the runtime.
 
-To run all the tests that got built, run `src\tests\run[.cmd|.sh] runnativeaottests [Debug|Release]`. The `Debug`/`Release` flag should match the flag that was passed to `build.cmd` in the previous step.
+To run all the tests that got built, run `src\tests\run.cmd runnativeaottests [Debug|Release]` on Windows, or `src/tests/run.sh --runnativeaottests [Debug|Release]` on Linux. The `Debug`/`Release` flag should match the flag that was passed to `build.cmd` in the previous step.
 
 To run an individual test (after it was built), navigate to the `artifacts\tests\coreclr\[Windows|Linux|OSX[.x64.[Debug|Release]\$path_to_test` directory. `$path_to_test` matches the subtree of `src\tests`. You should see a `[.cmd|.sh]` file there. This file is a script that will compile and launch the individual test for you. Before invoking the script, set the following environment variables: