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This package provides the full collection of test programs to validate
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the functionality of ATF, including all of its libraries and tools.
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Because the Linux Standard Base does not recognize a /usr/tests/
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directory (the standard location for ATF-based tests), the Fedora ATF
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packages place its own test suite within the libexec hierarchy. In
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particular, such tests can be found in /usr/libexec/atf/tests/ .
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In order to execute these tests, you need to go into the directory and
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use either kyua(1) (provided by the kyua-cli package) or atf-run(1) to
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run them. It is highly recommended that you use kyua(1) instead of
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atf-run(1), as the latter is deprecated in favor of the former.
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As an example, you can simply do the following to run the full test
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suite:
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$ kyua test -k /usr/libexec/atf/tests/Kyuafile
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Or, using the deprecated tools:
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$ cd /usr/libexec/atf/tests/
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$ atf-run | atf-report
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