Dear package maintainer, This is an automated bug created due to the announced change proposal Disablement of STI tests. Your project still has STI tests under `tests/tests*.yml`, which will no longer be run soon. We suggest you migrate these tests to TMT format instead. In the simplest case when the STI tests is a simple wrapper around a `tests/run_tests.sh`, the migration would look like this: ``` $ tmt init $ rm tests/tests.yml $ cat <<EOF > ./plans.fmf summary: Run all smoke tests discover: how: fmf execute: how: tmt EOF $ cat <<EOF > ./tests/main.fmf summary: Smoke test test: ./run_tests.sh EOF ``` See https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/DisableSTI for more information, including a link to a migration guide. Feel free to reach out to us here or in #fedora-ci or #tmt matrix rooms if you need any help.
This usbguard testing issue is interesting. In our AI video processing workflow, we use gemini omni video tools to record and analyze USB device behavior during testing. The https://www.gemini-omni.studio/ platform allows us to document test sessions with screen recording and AI-powered analysis. Being able to capture the exact sequence of USB events and correlate them with system logs is essential for reproducing and diagnosing issues like these. The omni video approach to test documentation - recording the full test session alongside log output - makes it much easier to identify when and why STI tests fail.