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Update testing instructions 

Signed-off-by: Emmanuel Ferdman <emmanuelferdman@gmail.com>
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Emmanuel Ferdman 2025-07-27 08:02:29 -07:00
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@ -22,13 +22,13 @@ The tools are as follows:
```bash ```bash
# Run all tests: # Run all tests:
./bin/tests.sh ./bin/test.sh
# Run just the tests associated with the rest framework: # Run just the tests associated with the rest framework:
./bin/tests.sh rest ./bin/test.sh rest
# Run just the Apprise config related unit tests # Run just the Apprise config related unit tests
./bin/tests.sh config ./bin/test.sh config
``` ```
- :gear: `checkdone.sh`: This script just runs a lint check against the code to make sure there are no PEP8 issues and additionally runs a full test coverage report. This is what will happen once you check in your code. Nothing can be merged unless these tests pass with 100% coverage. So it's useful to have this handy to run now and then. - :gear: `checkdone.sh`: This script just runs a lint check against the code to make sure there are no PEP8 issues and additionally runs a full test coverage report. This is what will happen once you check in your code. Nothing can be merged unless these tests pass with 100% coverage. So it's useful to have this handy to run now and then.
@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ export PATH="$(pwd)/bin:$PATH"
## RPM Testing ## RPM Testing
Apprise is also packaged for Redhat/Fedora as an RPM. To verify this processs works correctly an additional tool called `build-rpm.sh` is provided. It's best tested using the Docker environments: Apprise is also packaged for Redhat/Fedora as an RPM. To verify this process works correctly an additional tool called `build-rpm.sh` is provided. It's best tested using the Docker environments:
```bash ```bash
# To test with el9; do the following: # To test with el9; do the following:
docker-compose run --rm rpmbuild.el9 build-rpm.sh docker-compose run --rm rpmbuild.el9 build-rpm.sh