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The method (vmware tools) of launching a process inside a virtual
machine results in the launch of a process that does not originate
from a login shell. Therefore the CI system explicitly starts the
agent with "bash -l -c" to enforce the invocation as login shell
and thus execute settings from /etc/profile, ~/.bash_profile, etc.
This brings the behavior of the system closer to what we see as
developers.
However the shell is a non-interactive shell, therefore ~/.bashrc
is not read by default.
On Linux systems such as RHEL, ~/.bash_profile is configured to still
read ~/.bashrc.
For consistency we apply the same logic to the macOS configurations.
Change-Id: I417ecd7866bc4ae1b50beb14c19b456588b4050a
Reviewed-by: Simon Hausmann <simon.hausmann@qt.io>
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