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@ -22,9 +22,17 @@ $ tmt -c distro=fedora-rawhide run --all provision -h virtual -i fedora-rawhide
...
```
The tmt's provisioning method virtual (`tmt run provision -h virtual`) must be used, otherwise the tests fail due to known issues with container provisioning method (`tmt run provision -h container`). Also note the `run-NNN` printed on the output of the command. This represents the run ID used with `tmt run --id` option in later steps.
The tmt's provisioning method virtual (`tmt run provision -h virtual`) must be
used, otherwise the tests fail due to known issues with container provisioning
method (`tmt run provision -h container`). Also note the `run-NNN` printed on
the output of the command. This represents the run ID used with `tmt run --id`
option in later steps.
Run the following command to see the report, setting the value of the above run ID to the `--id` option. As this repository doesn't have tmt's plans to run the tests, we need to set the `plans --default` to use the default plans. See [this tmt's document](https://tmt.readthedocs.io/en/stable/stories/cli.html#report) about the `tmt run report` options.
Run the following command to see the report, setting the value of the above run
ID to the `--id` option. As this repository doesn't have tmt's plans to run the
tests, we need to set the `plans --default` to use the default plans. See [this
tmt's document](https://tmt.readthedocs.io/en/stable/stories/cli.html#report)
about the `tmt run report` options.
```
$ tmt run --id run-NNN report -vvv
@ -48,8 +56,11 @@ $ tmt tests ls
/systemtap-static-probes-in-ruby
```
Run the following command to run a specific test with `-n` option to specify a regular expression to match the test name for Fedora rawhide:
Run the following command to run a specific test with `-n` option to specify a
regular expression to match the test name for Fedora rawhide:
```
$ tmt -c distro=fedora-rawhide run --all provision -h virtual -i fedora-rawhide tests -n '^/systemtap-static-probes-in-ruby$'
$ tmt -c distro=fedora-rawhide run --all \
provision -h virtual -i fedora-rawhide \
tests -n '^/systemtap-static-probes-in-ruby$'
```