[Container-tools] Providing a repo with the tools testing scripts and scenarii

[Langdon White]

On 11/11/2015 08:14 PM, Daniel Veillard wrote:
>    From what I see Langdon created the repo at
>      https://github.com/projectatomic/adb-tests
>
> Charlie, please populate it with the various existing pieces described on
> this thread
For now, this is a private repo, while we get where it should live 
sorted out...

langdon

>    thanks !
>
> Daniel
>
> On Tue, Nov 10, 2015 at 11:07:21AM -0500, Charlie Drage wrote:
>> Sorry about the delay, seems that mutt didn't notify me that this was
>> a new message coming from container-tools!
>>
>> I'll have this created and a standard README on there. Feel free to
>> jump into the discussion on atomic-devel.
>>
>> Unless someone else has a better name, I believe we should simply
>> name it "tests".
>>
>> Any folders within it we can change freely (adb, cdk, etc..)
>>
>> For the initial commit we'll be including:
>>   - Functional tests (gallen/atomic-test)
>>   - Eclipse/ADB testing (https://github.com/navidshaikh/testing-adb)
>>   - Anything else anyone wants to bring up :)
>>
>> Many thanks,
>>
>> On 11/09, Daniel Veillard wrote:
>>>    I discussed that last week on a number of 1-1 and also I think
>>> on some of the calls. We should gather our testing recipes (HOWTO
>>> and scripts we may have developped) in public git, somewhere related
>>> to atomicapp or atomic itself.
>>>    I'm not speaking of the regression tests of atomicapp staying in the
>>> test subdir, but how to do the functional testing of the various
>>> features we support, e.g.:
>>>
>>>     - how to start testing
>>>     - how do we test the ADB on the platforms we target
>>>     - how we test Eclipse functionality on Windows, Mac and Linux
>>>
>>>   Charlie is to create that repo, others, please send him the content
>>> or pointer to existing git where your are keeping those so we can
>>> aggregate this in one place and structure as we go.
>>>   Charlie, please advertize the location here.
>>>
>>>    We should certainly put the current scripts from Greg Allan used on
>>> ci.centos.org there too.
>>>
>>>     Please make sure to do this before Wednesday,
>>>
>>>      thanks,
>>>
>>> Daniel
>>>
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>> -- 
>>
>> Charlie Drage
>> Red Hat - OSAS Team / Project Atomic
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