Re: Running kickstart-tests in openQA: should we?

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On Thu, 2016-04-07 at 15:33 -0700, Adam Williamson wrote:
> 
> ## What doesn't it do?
> 
> 1. Produce the driver disk image, or install.img (you can build the
>    driver disk and place it in openQA's 'hdds' location; install.img
>    test is not handled)
> 2. Produce the test repos (you are expected to do that, make them
>    available, and feed the locations to the converter)
> 3. Work with a few tests (all probably fixable, but at this point I
>    don't want to invest more time without a few decisions)
> 4. Give you an openQA instance or actually run the tests (you're
>    expected to bring your own instance and trigger the tests)

Sorry, thought of one more item for this list:

5. Build images. That's not openQA's job. This whole effort doesn't
speak to the also-live topic of 'how do we get images built when we
want to test them' at all.
-- 
Adam Williamson
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