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W. Trevor King e76b2ab2e2 */BUILD.bazel: Remove leftover Bazel files

These escaped the great purge of 0c6d53b7 (*: remove bazel,
2018-09-24, #342).  kubernetes/BUILD.bazel snuck in with 70ea0e81
(tests/smoke/vendor: switch from glide to dep, 2018-09-28, #380), and
tectonic/BUILD.bazel snuck in with e2d9fd30 (manifests: make tectonic/
flat dir, 2018-09-25, #330).  I'd guess both were due to rebases from
commits originally made before #342 landed.

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*/BUILD.bazel: Remove leftover Bazel files

2018-10-19 22:29:28 -07:00

README.md

docs: rework documentation

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run.sh

Merge pull request #283 from wking/tests-run-destroy-with-continue-on-error

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README.md

OpenShift Installer Tests

Running smoke tests locally

Expose environment variables

To run the smoke tests locally you need to set the following environment variables:

AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
PULL_SECRET_PATH

Optionally you can also set:

DOMAIN
AWS_REGION

Launch the tests Once the environment variables are set, run ./tests/run.sh aws.

If you already have a cluster running, follow smoke/README.md.