Hello there,
Le 17/07/2024 à 10:00, Agathe Porte a écrit :
Hello folks,
I am writing autopkgtests for packages that I publish in a personal PPA
for the moment. However I need to manually run them locally because
if I understood correctly the Ubuntu autopkgtests infrastructure only
interacts with the Ubuntu archive, or approved PPAs.
How can I leverage the autopkgtests infrastructure to run my
autopkgtests? Should I ask for my PPAs to be added to an authorization
list, or create a new PPA under the Canonical Kernel Team Launchpad
namespace, and will be able to use the infra?
Unless your PPA is private, you should have no trouble running tests in
the infra against it, without us adding it to any special list. There is
documentation here on how to craft the right URL and get your results:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ProposedMigration#Testing_against_a_PPA
To make that more comfortable, there is the excellent ppa-dev-tools
package (https://launchpad.net/ppa-dev-tools) that you can use to
automatically craft the URLs and monitor your tests. The command would
look roughly like that:
ppa tests ppa:hyask/example-ppa -L
Hope this helps :-)
Skia
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