On Aug 20, 2015, at 11:09 PM, Martin Pitt wrote: >However, I would be fine with approaching this from another angle: We >currently have the possibility to "source" arbitrary parts of the >command line from a file, with @. E. g. > > adt-run foo.dsc @adt/lxc_runner.conf > >which contains e. g. "--- lxc -s adt-sid" (each option on a new line, >but we could support spaces too). I'd be fine with reading e. g. >~/.config/autopkgtest.conf and getting a default runner with configs >from there. So you only have to set this up once.
I like that. While I very often use schroot runners because I basically already have them set up to use with sbuild, I've found lately during the Python 3.5 transition in Ubuntu that using qemu images is a more reliable local test of what actually happens on autopkgtest.ubuntu.com. +1 for using ~/.config/autopkgtest.conf by default, with of course an option to pass in a different configuration file. Cheers, -Barry
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