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Latest revision as of 16:27, 2 June 2015
Description
This test case tests whether downloading the upstream sources for a Fedora package works properly.
Setup
- Install the
fedpkgpackage. - Set up your mock building environment, as detailed in the mock documentation
How to test
- In your favourite terminal application, run the following commands:
$ fedpkg clone -a fedpkg && cd fedpkg$ fedpkg mockbuild
- You can now remove the
fedpkgfolder.
Expected Results
- The first command should have cloned the
fedpkggit repository and entered it. - The second command should have built new
fedpkgpackages locally, in a mock chroot. The packages should be somewhere inresults_fedpkg.