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%requires_eq perl-Mojolicious-Plugin-AssetPack %requires_eq perl-Mojolicious-Plugin-AssetPack
%description %description
The openQA framework consists of two parts, which are tracked in openQA is a testing framework that allows you to test GUI applications on one
separate git repos. The OS-autoinst test engine and the front-end hand and bootloader and kernel on the other. In both cases, it is difficult to
with web-interface, test-scheduler and other high-level logic, which script tests and verify the output. Output can be a popup window or it can be
is part of this repo. an error in early boot even before init is executed.
openQA is an automated test tool that makes it possible to test the whole
installation process of an operating system. It uses virtual machines to
reproduce the process, check the output (both serial console and screen) in
every step and send the necessary keystrokes and commands to proceed to the
next. openQA can check whether the system can be installed, whether it works
properly in 'live' mode, whether applications work or whether the system
responds as expected to different installation options and commands.
Even more importantly, openQA can run several combinations of tests for every
revision of the operating system, reporting the errors detected for each
combination of hardware configuration, installation options and variant of the
operating system.
%package common %package common
Summary: The openQA common tools for web-frontend and workers Summary: The openQA common tools for web-frontend and workers