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The command compares the test results of a CNFCERT execution using the log file with those provided in a YAML template to check that they match. If not, a table showing the expected vs actual results will be printed on stdout. To generate the test results YAML template from a log file: * tnf check results --generate-template To check the test results against a reference template: * tnf check results --template <expected_results.yaml> --log-file <cnf-certsuite.log>
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The command compares the test results of a CNFCERT execution using the log file with those provided in a YAML template to check that they match. If not, a table showing the expected vs actual results will be printed on stdout.
To generate the test results YAML template from a log file:
tnf check results --generate-templateTo check the test results against a reference template:
tnf check results --template <expected_results.yaml> --log-file <cnf-certsuite.log>