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# Using the same package manager you used for step 1, remove the packages installed in step 1 and watch for any error messages in the process. Check the following:
# Using the same package manager you used for step 1, remove the packages installed in step 1 and watch for any error messages in the process. Check the following:
#* If there were errors during the removal, please file a bug report.
#* If there were errors during the removal, please file a bug report.
#* Check that the applications are no longer present using the command: {{command|rpm -q package1 package2}}. If one or both packages are still present in the menu, please file a bug report.
#* Check that the applications are no longer present using the command: {{command|rpm -q package1 package2}}. If one or both packages are still present, please file a bug report.
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# The applications should install without errors.
# The applications should install without errors.
# The applications should start and close without errors.
# The applications should start and close without errors.
# The applications should be removed without errors.
# The applications should be removed without errors.
# The applications should not appear in the applications menu after removal.
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Latest revision as of 15:00, 7 February 2020

Associated release criterion
This test case is associated with the Basic_Release_Criteria#package install remove release criterion. If you are doing release validation testing, a failure of this test case may be a breach of that release criterion. If so, please file a bug and nominate it as blocking the appropriate milestone, using the blocker bug nomination page.


Description

This tests whether one of the available package managers provided in the Install step below can properly install and remove packages.

Setup

  1. Install the Fedora pre-release version you wish to test. You can use any configuration allowed by the installer.
  2. Reboot to the installed system. and complete any first boot procedure(s).

How to test

  1. Using the package manager you prefer install two packages. Installing packages you are familiar with is recommended. Check the following:
    • If there were errors during the install other that repository problems, please file a bug report.
    • Verify that both packages you installed will start and close normally. If one or both applications will not start and close nornally, please file a bug report.
  2. Using the same package manager you used for step 1, remove the packages installed in step 1 and watch for any error messages in the process. Check the following:
    • If there were errors during the removal, please file a bug report.
    • Check that the applications are no longer present using the command: rpm -q package1 package2. If one or both packages are still present, please file a bug report.

Expected Results

  1. The applications should install without errors.
  2. The applications should start and close without errors.
  3. The applications should be removed without errors.