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Initial introduction of steps to run pester tests.

Yanbing 2017-03-15 15:33:19 -07:00
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## Build OpenSSH: (skip these steps if you’ve already done)
```
Pushd .\openssh-portable\contrib\win32\openssh
Import-Module .\appveyor.psm1 –Force
Start-SSHBuild -Configuration Debug -NativeHostArch x64 –Verbose
Install-OpenSSH -OpenSSHDir $env:SystemDrive\OpenSSH -Configuration Debug -NativeHostArch x64
```
## Run OpenSSH Pester Tests:
- Deploy Open SSH tests
```
Install-TestDependencies
Deploy-OpenSSHTests -OpenSSHTestDir $env:SystemDrive\OpenSSH -Configuration Debug -NativeHostArch x64
cd $env:SystemDrive\OpenSSH
```
- Run pester tests : Launch powershell core at "C:\Program Files\PowerShell\6.0.0.12\powershell.exe" and run the below command:
```
Run-OpenSSHPesterTest –testRoot $env:SystemDrive\OpenSSH -outputXml testresult.xml
```
Note: If you want to run a particular test, skip step 3 and just launch it:
```.\SCP.Tests.ps1 ```