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| AutoQA is an automated test system for Fedora. Its basic design is simple: when certain events occur (a package is built, updates are pushed, a new Rawhide build is available, etc.) autoqa launches some automated tests.
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| == Events and Hooks ==
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| For AutoQA to respond to an event, someone needs to write a "hook" for that event. The first step in creating a new hook is, obviously, to define the event it responds to.
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| For example, the <code>post-repo-update</code> hook is triggered whenever a Fedora repo is updated. Obviously, any test that will run in response to this event will need to know the URL of the repo that was just updated. (This is a <i>required</i> argument.) Certain repos can't be used properly without other "parent" repos (for example, the Fedora 11 <code>updates</code> repo isn't useful without also knowing the address of the main Fedora 11 repo). So a list of "parent repos" is an <i>optional argument</i> to the tests.
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| Detailed information about implementing new hooks can be found in [[Writing AutoQA Hooks]].
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| == The autoqa Harness ==
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| The autoqa harness is launched by the watchers in response to an event.
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Latest revision as of 11:12, 2 August 2016
This project is no longer active. It is replaced by Taskotron.
