From Bats github page, "Bats is a TAP-compliant testing framework for Bash. It provides a simple way to verify that the UNIX programs you write behave as expected."[1]
Bats was utilized as it provides a simple way for individuals to write simple Bash closures declared using the Bats DSL to test expected behavior of OpenXT.
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When this feature is enabled there will be a "bats" command available in DOM0 along with all upstream tests installed in "/usr/libexeclib/". It is possible to execute all tests by passing the directory containing the desired tests one wants to run, e.g "bats-testsuite/{dom0,ndvm,uivm}bats /usr/libexeclib/" will run all dom0 test scripts. To run an individual test script, pass the full path to the script, e.g. "bats-testsuite/dom0bats /usr/libexeclib/bats-testsuite/dom0/access_control.bats".
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There are more advance features available to assist in writing more complex test scenarios that can be found on Bats github page[1].
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