tmt-try

Interactive tmt test experimentation

TLDR

Experiment with default provision

$ tmt try

Run test in current directory

$ cd [path/to/test_directory] && tmt try

Try against a specific image

$ tmt try [fedora]

Select image and provision method

$ tmt try [fedora@container]

Run only tests matching a regexp

$ tmt try -t [feature]

Just provision and ask what to do next

$ tmt try -a

Log in to the guest without running tests

$ tmt try -l

Connect to a running guest by IP or FQDN

$ tmt try [192.168.12.23@connect]

SYNOPSIS

tmt try [OPTIONS] [IMAGE[@HOW]]...

tmt try provides an interactive session to run tests or experiment with guests. It provisions a guest, runs the tests found in the current working directory, and then presents a menu of what to do next. If no tests are detected, it logs into the guest so you can start experimenting.Specify the guest with an image name, for example `tmt try fedora`. Append `@HOW` to choose the provision method per guest, such as `fedora@container` or `centos-stream-9@virtual`. Use `@connect` with an FQDN or IP address to attach to an already running guest, for example `192.168.12.23@connect`.

PARAMETERS

-t, --test REGEXP

Run tests matching the given regular expression. By default all tests under the current working directory are executed. Can be given multiple times.

-p, --plan REGEXP

Use the matching plan. By default a `/user/plan*` plan from the user config is used, otherwise a default plan.

-l, --login

Log into the guest only, do not run any tests.

-a, --ask

Just provision the guest and ask what to do next.

--epel

Enable the EPEL repository on the guest.

--fips

Enable FIPS mode on the guest.

--install PACKAGE

Install the given package on the guest. Can be given multiple times.

--arch ARCH

Specify the guest CPU architecture.

--help

Display help information.

CAVEATS

If no tests are found in the current directory, tmt try simply logs into the guest. Image availability depends on the provisioning backend. Interactive mode requires terminal access, and some images may require authentication or special configuration.