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README.md

Registry API tests

How to run

npm i
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
pip install -U pytest
pytest -n auto

Adding new test

Before adding new test go to the aqua-tests dir first, then run npm run secret to add a new key-pair for the new test. Name it the same way the test function will be called (e.g. test_create_resource) This is required for tests to run in parallel. Key-pairs could've been generated on the fly but it's a bit faster to not waste time on it each time the tests are run