Added runtests option -u to skip test requiring sudo access#1841
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jepler merged 1 commit intoLinuxCNC:masterfrom Jul 16, 2022
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This make it easier for non-privileged users to run tests automatically. The tests requiring sudo are flagged using a mechanism inspired by the autopkgtest system in Debian, where a control file contain information about the test. All tests requiring sudo get a 'sudo' flag in the Restrictions field there. Also add reporting on number of skipped tests at the end.
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This make it easier for non-privileged users to run tests automatically.
The tests requiring sudo are flagged using a mechanism inspired by
the autopkgtest system in Debian, where a control file contain
information about the test. All tests requiring sudo get a
'sudo' flag in the Restrictions field there.
Also add reporting on number of skipped tests at the end.