Latest revision as of 16:27, 2 June 2015

Description

This test case tests whether cloning a distgit repository works properly.

Install the fedpkg package.
If you are a Fedora packager, set up your packaging environment (SSH keys, SSL certs, ...)

In your favourite terminal application, run the following commands:
$ fedpkg clone -a fedpkg && cd fedpkg && ls && cd ..

$ fedpkg clone rpkg && cd rpkg && ls && cd ..
You can now remove the fedpkg and rpkg folders.

The first command should list the files in the cloned fedpkg git repository. There should be at least the following files:
1. fedpkg.spec
2. sources
As for the second command:
1. If you are not a Fedora packager or your packaging environment is not set up, it must have failed.
2. If you are a Fedora packager and your packaging environment is set up, it should list the files in the cloned rpkg git repository. There should be at least the following files:
  1. rpkg.spec
  2. sources

@@ Line 13: / Line 13: @@
 ## <code>fedpkg.spec</code>
 ## <code>sources</code>
-# The second command should list the files in the cloned <code>rpkg</code> Git repository. There should be at least the following files:
+# As for the second command:
-## <code>rpkg.spec</code>
+## If you are not a Fedora packager or your packaging environment is not set up, it must have failed.
-## <code>sources</code>
+## If you are a Fedora packager and your packaging environment is set up, it should list the files in the cloned <code>rpkg</code> git repository. There should be at least the following files:
+### <code>rpkg.spec</code>
+### <code>sources</code>
 }}
 [[Category:Package_fedpkg_test_cases]]
+[[Category:Package_rpkg_test_cases]]