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Avocado uses commas and spaces to specify sets of tests. For example:

1. pr,ior - All tests tagged with both pr and ior

2. pr ior - All tests tagged with pr, plus all tests tagged with ior

3. pr,ior pr,mdtest - All tests tagged with both pr and ior, plus all tests tagged with both pr and mdtest

Avocado uses a hyphen to mean “not”. For example:

1. pr,-ior - All tests tagged with pr but not ior

2. pr,-ior,-mdtest - All tests tagged with pr but not ior or mdtest

More information about Avocado tag filtering can be found here.

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The /wiki/spaces/CI/pages/1389759093 specify which tests are run for a PR. By default, all tests tagged with pr are ran. I.e. Test-tag: pr. To run specific tests, you should first identify which tags you need. See Feature Tags for a list of common tags. To run a specific test case, you will need to find its tag in the test file. There are two pragmas to specify which tags to run:

1. Features - recommended - Runs the default set of tags (pr), plus the tags specified.

   1. Features: checksum - Equivalent to Test-tag: pr checksum

2. Test-tag - advanced - Runs only the tags specified.

   1. Test-tag: pr checksum - Runs pr tests and checksum tests.

   2. Test-tag: checksum - Runs only checksum tests.

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