Getting Started
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.Getting started with Megatest: creating a testsuite/flow and your first test with installation instructions following.
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How to create your first testsuite and add a test.
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After installing Megatest you can easily create a flow or testsuite and add some tests.
Creating a Megatest Area
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.Using the helper to create a Megatest area
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megatest -create-megatest-area
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Creating a Test
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.Using the helper to create a Megatest test
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megatest -create-test testname
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Installation
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Dependencies
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Chicken scheme and a number of "eggs" are required for building
Megatest. See the script installall.sh in the utils directory of the
source distribution for an automated way to install everything
needed for building Megatest on Linux.
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