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	Onboarding of a CI System
	Testing in Fedora
	It's relatively easy to start testing Fedora artifacts (Koji builds, Bodhi updates, etc.) and to contribute test results back so that they can be later used for gating -- i.e. deciding whether the tested artifact should be promoted or not.
	Here we describe necessary steps to add a new CI system.
	What is a (suitable) CI System?
	In order to provide a good workflow and user experience, here are some aspects of CI systems that have proven to be successful:
	Tests are reliable (low false negative and false positive rates) and cover important stories
	Tests can be contributed to (open source model) and are ideally similar to other tests, e.g. by using established frameworks / languages
	Results / notifications are easy to understand and help identify errors quickly
	Tests are reproducible, if necessary artifacts from test runs are stored for users to consume, such as virtual machine images
	In short, test results should be directly actionable! As a developer, I need to quickly decide whether the test is broken or the code, and then fix the issue.
	Testing and Gating Builds
	Gating Workflow
	On the highest level, the gating workflow consists of the following steps:
	Submit a build of a package (Koji)
	Trigger CI systems to run tests (Fedora CI, Your CI, etc.)
	Collect results from the CI systems (ResultsDB)

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