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provide more clarity to the QA test readme

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Fixes #5521
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@ -28,7 +28,6 @@ It is possible to run the full suite of the acceptance test with the codebase by
running the command `ci/ci_acceptance.sh`, this command will generate the artifacts, bootstrap
the VM and run the tests.
This test are based on a collection of Vagrant defined VM's where the
different test are going to be executed, so first setup necessary is to
have vagrant properly available, see https://www.vagrantup.com/ for
@ -60,21 +59,25 @@ rake qa:acceptance:redhat # Run acceptance test in redhat machines
rake qa:acceptance:suse # Run acceptance test in suse machines
```
will bootstrap all selected machines. If you're willing to run on single
platform you should use
before you *will have to bootstrap* all selected machines, you can do
that using the `rake qa:vm:setup[platform]` task. This is done like this
as bootstrap imply setting up the VM'S and this might take some time and
you might only want to this once.
In the feature we might add new rake tasks to do all at once, but for now you can use the script under
`ci/ci_acceptance.sh` to do all at once.
For local testing puroposes, is recommended to not run all together, pick your target and run with the single machine command, If you're willing to run on single one, you should use:
```
rake qa:acceptance:single[machine] # Run one single machine acceptance test
```
this will not do any bootstrap, so you are required to previously
boostrap the VM yourself by doing `vagrant up`. This is like this
because this command is only here for developers, not for automated
CI's.
### How to run tests
If you are *running this test for first time*, you will need to setup
your VM's first, you can do that using either `vagrant up` or `rake qa:vm:setup[platform]`.
In this framework we're using ssh to connect to a collection of Vagrant
machines, so first and most important is to generate a valid ssh config
file, this could be done running `rake qa:vm:ssh_config`. When this task