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This is no longer supported.

Keep and rework the bit about `make vmsync`.

Also drop the bit about FAHC and CAHC.
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@ -59,40 +59,20 @@ To filter tests, use the `TESTS=` environment variable. For example, to run only
TESTS='misc-2' ./tests/vmcheck.sh TESTS='misc-2' ./tests/vmcheck.sh
``` ```
You can also run this test suite by provisioning your own VM, it would require a For development, there is also a `make vmsync` which copies the built rpm-ostree
`ssh-config` in the source directory toplevel. You can provision a VM however you want; libvirt into an unlocked VM. To use this, you must have an `ssh-config` file with a host
directly, vagrant, a remote OpenStack/EC2 instance, etc. If you choose defined in it called `vmcheck`. You can provision the VM however you want;
libvirt directly, vagrant, a remote OpenStack/EC2 instance, etc. If you choose
vagrant for example, do something like this: vagrant for example, do something like this:
```sh ```sh
vagrant ssh-config > /path/to/src/rpm-ostree/ssh-config vagrant ssh-config > /path/to/src/rpm-ostree/ssh-config
``` ```
The host is expected to be called `vmcheck` in the
`ssh-config`. You can specify multiple hosts and parallelize
the `make vmcheck` testsuite run through the `HOSTS`
variable. For example, if you have three nodes named
`vmcheck[123]`, you can use:
```sh
make vmcheck HOSTS='vmcheck1 vmcheck2 vmcheck3'
```
Once you have a `ssh-config` set up:
`make vmsync` will do an unlock, and sync the container build
into the VM.
`make vmoverlay` will do a non-live overlay, and reboot the VM.
Note that by default, these commands will retrieve the latest version of ostree Note that by default, these commands will retrieve the latest version of ostree
from the build environment and include those binaries when syncing to the VM. from the build environment and include those binaries when syncing to the VM.
So make sure to have the latest ostree installed or built. This allows you to
Ideally, you should be installing `ostree` from streams like not have to worry about using libostree APIs that are not yet released.
[FAHC](https://pagure.io/fedora-atomic-host-continuous/) and
[CAHC](https://wiki.centos.org/SpecialInterestGroup/Atomic/Devel), which closely
track ostree's git master. This allows you to not have to worry about using
libostree APIs that are not yet released.
For more details on how tests are structured, see [tests/README.md](tests/README.md). For more details on how tests are structured, see [tests/README.md](tests/README.md).