Add allow-test-packages option #12
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Signed-off-by: Glenn Strauss <[email protected]>
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This needs a change to the README to document the new option.
There are usually a few, but you can't rely on the set remaining constant, or having any members. I'm not totally sure how setup behaves if you explicitly name a package on the command line, which only has a test version available. I think it gets installed, even if -t isn't specified. So, I guess a test that the new option is accepted is the best you can do. Oh, no, I guess it could be combined with a test which installs from the CTM, and pick a package which has a test version and check that version is installed? |
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Add allow-test-packages option
Is there a package that is only available when --allow-test-packages is enabled?