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| == Introduction ==
| | Please refer to [[Avocado]] for the current incarnation of KVM-Autotest. |
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| Recent autotest supports passing test parameters to control file through --args options. This is also been introduced in kvm-autotest which can let user do some basic tests configurations (variants limitation or excluding, parameters configuration) through command line.
| | [[Category:Redirects]][[Category:Testing]] |
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| You should have some basic understanding of the test parameters and configuration file format before using the command line. If not, you are suggested to read the [[KVM-Autotest/Test Config File|test configuration file format]] and [[KVM-Autotest/Parameters|test parameters]] before continuing.
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| == How to use ==
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| It's very simple for you to use the command line, suppose you are in the directory of kvm subtest, you can pass test parameters through:
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| ../../bin/autotest control --args="key1=value1 key2=value2 ...... keyN=valueN"
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| KVM-Autotest supports two kinds of parameters:
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| # keywords "only" and "no": they serve as the same function as in configuration file, limit and exclude variants.
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| ## For each "only=x", the control file would generate a "only x" and pass it to the configuration file analyzer
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| ## For each "no=y", the control would generate a "no y" and pass it to the configuration file analyzer
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| # test parameters: all other are passed to the configuration analyzer untouched, that is to say, you could specify any test parameters by this way.
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| == Limitations ==
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| == Example ==
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| == TODO ==
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Latest revision as of 15:00, 27 June 2016
Please refer to Avocado for the current incarnation of KVM-Autotest.