Run CI with integration test for libssh #340
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Looks good to me, how do we know that pkcs11-provider is being used though? |
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Signed-off-by: Ondrej Moris <[email protected]>
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PR should be final now. Expected ouput of ctest is now checked and we also check the the provider is used (using PKCS11_PROVIDER_DEBUG). |
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Thanks @The-Mule |
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This is the first sketch of integration CI. For now it only runs libssh upstream tests relevant for pkcs11 provider. It only work on fedora and takes about 2 minutes to complete the job. The idea is to add jobs for other provider consumers. It requires additional polishing (e.g. ctest passes even if it runs no tests).