Onboarding
Currently Testing Farm is open for:
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any Red Hat employee, team or project
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any Fedora or CentOS Stream contributor, team or SIG
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any public project, service or initiative which Red Hat, Fedora or CentOS is maintaining or co-maintaining
To be able to use Testing Farm you need an API key. The authentication is expected to change with API version updates, follow the steps according to API version you are using.
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An API key always corresponds to a single ranch only. It is not possible to use it for multiple ranches. If you need access to both ranches, you will need two keys. |
API version v0.1
With the API version v0.1 the onboarding is semi-automatic.
To access the public ranch you need to have a CLA+1 Fedora Account.
The CLA+1 means that, in addition to the signed contributor agreement, you should be part of an additional group in the Fedora Account System (either fedora-contributor or testing-farm group).
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If you have problems with the CLA+1, please contact us with the tft@redhat.com email, and we will help you with the onboarding. |
Once you have the account, go to the Testing Farm website and click on the Sign in button and sign in with Fedora. After that you can go to the Your Tokens and create a new token.
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The GitHub login is meant to be only for Testing Farm administrators. |
To access the redhat ranch send an email tft@redhat.com with the following content:
Subject: Testing Farm Onboarding Request - Team Name or Initiative Name or Project Name or Service Name
To: tft@redhat.com
Hi,
I would like to onboard to Testing Farm API version v0.1.
Contact person: Name Surname <email@example.com>
Ranch: redhat
Token name: <Your desired token name>
IM: IRC channel or Google Chat room or Slack CoreOS channel
Description of the usage:
A brief summary what you plan to use Testing Farm for. How many test requests
you plan to ask for in a period of time. If you have any special requests, feel
free to mention them.
Best regards,
You