Easily enable tests in Fedora, RHEL, GitHub
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Claim: a seven‑letter workflow lets repositories enable and run CI tests consistently across Fedora, RHEL, CentOS and GitHub. The toolchain is tmt with the tmt init, test metadata in fmf flexible metadata format, and commands like tmt run to discover, provision (default: full virtual VM), prepare (install local RPMs or use playbooks), execute and report. Live demos show nine plans, 157 stories, import from Nitrate, Packit/Koji and Testing Farm integration, HTML reports and interactive guest login — and minimal smoke tests run successfully.
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