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+ :toc:
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+ = Test Management Tool =
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+ == Summary ==
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+ The `tmt` tool aims to provide an efficient and comfortable way to create, execute, debug and enable tests in the Continuous Integration.
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+ It implements the https://tmt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/spec.html[Test Metadata Specification] which allows to store all needed test execution data directly within a git repository.
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+ The same configuration can be used for enabling tests in the Fedora CI (near future), RHEL CI and https://packit.dev/[Packit].
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+ Tests can be easily executed in your preferred environment, e.g. in virtual machine, container or directly on the localhost.
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+ == Examples ==
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+ Enable basic smoke test for my component:
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+ dnf install -y tmt
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+ tmt init --template mini
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+ vim plans/example.fmf
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+ git add . && git commit -m tests && git push
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+ Create a new test based on a shell/beakerlib template:
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+ tmt test create --template shell tests/basic
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+ tmt test create --template beakerlib tests/advanced
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+ Run all/selected tests safely in a virtual machine:
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+ tmt run
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+ tmt run test --name smoke
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+ Execute tests in my preferred environment:
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+ tmt run --all provision --how container
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+ tmt run --all provision --how virtual
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+ tmt run --all provision --how local
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+ tmt run --all provision --how ...
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+ See the tmt https://tmt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples.html[examples] page for more inspiration.
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+ == Links ==
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+ * https://tmt.readthedocs.io/
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+ * https://packit.dev/testing-farm/
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+ == Questions ==
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+ Does the tool replace/deprecate STI?::
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+ No, currently there is no plan to decommission STI.
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+ Both `tmt` and `sti` approach to CI configuration can be used in parallel.
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+ Are these tests supported in Fedora CI?::
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+ Fedora CI support is coming in July/August 2020.
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+ Which Linux distributions does the tool support?::
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+ As a system under test (on which the tests are executed) all supported Fedora versions, Centos 6+ and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6+ can be used.
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+ For the test runner (where tmt command is run) all supported Fedora versions, Centos 8+ or Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8+ are required.
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psss
commented 3 years ago
Just a basic kick-off of the page with some basic content and links.