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README

This package provides the full collection of test programs to validate
the functionality of ATF, including all of its libraries and tools.

Because the Linux Standard Base does not recognize a /usr/tests/
directory (the standard location for ATF-based tests), the Fedora ATF
packages place its own test suite within the libexec hierarchy.  In
particular, such tests can be found in /usr/libexec/atf/tests/ .

In order to execute these tests, you need to go into the directory and
use either kyua(1) (provided by the kyua-cli package) or atf-run(1) to
run them.  It is highly recommended that you use kyua(1) instead of
atf-run(1), as the latter is deprecated in favor of the former.

As an example, you can simply do the following to run the full test
suite:

    $ kyua test -k /usr/libexec/atf/tests/Kyuafile

Or, using the deprecated tools:

    $ cd /usr/libexec/atf/tests/
    $ atf-run | atf-report