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This exposes the current functionality of the cfsctl binary. It's not a crate right now, and it's not a lot of code, so we just fork it. I did take the effort to use `git subtree merge` to do the import. For the record, here's how I did it: - In composefs-rs: git subtree split --prefix=crates/cfsctl - In bootc: git subtree add --prefix=crates/lib/cfsctl ../../containers/composefs-rs/ <git sha1 from above> In cfsctl I also: - Adjusted it to accept the bootc-configured composefs repo (which note is right now hardcoded to sha512, not sha256) - Dropped the http stuff since I don't think it really makes sense vs OCI Signed-off-by: Colin Walters <walters@verbum.org>
Run integration test locally
In the bootc CI, integration tests are executed via Packit on the Testing Farm. In addition, the integration tests can also be run locally on a developer's machine, which is especially valuable for debugging purposes.
To run integration tests locally, you need to install tmt and provision-virtual plugin in this case. Be ready with dnf install -y tmt+provision-virtual. Then, use tmt run -vvvvv plans -n integration command to run the all integration tests.
To run integration tests on different distros, just change image: fedora-rawhide in 9d15eedea0/tmt/plans/integration.fmf (L6).
The available images value can be found from https://tmt.readthedocs.io/en/stable/plugins/provision.html#images.
Enjoy integration test local running!