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New function that raises a failure if the size of the environment file, if this one exists, is zero. Pull Request Checklist * [x] implement the feature * [x] extend...

command | lint
status | need tests

Pull Request Checklist * [ ] implement the feature * [ ] modify the json schema * [ ] include a release note

plugin | reportportal

Actual step data containers come with type annotations and better checking. Pull Request Checklist * [x] implement the feature

code | style
code | no functional change

Wouldn't it make sense to add [shellcheck-precommit hook](https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck-precommit) to pre-commit config instead of having a dedicated github action and all that goes with it? From what I understand, the point...

code | no functional change
test coverage

For Fedora Silverblue users it is common to run podman via `flatpak-spawn --host` which runs podman on the host system itself. This requires to pass the toolbox container name when...

Similarly to the `result` key it would be good to have a `check-result` key which would decide how the check results should affect the final result of a test, e.g....

specification
command | tests
area | check

tldr.sh linter accepts only 8 examples and I find it quite hard to pick which ones to cut. I'm thinking it might be a good idea to create a `tmt...

documentation
code | no functional change

**Introduction** Currently there is no way how to report test result execution was completed when there are more tests in the test plan queue. **Description** The problem is that 1...

Pull Request Checklist * [ ] implement the feature * [ ] write the documentation * [ ] extend the test coverage * [ ] update the specification * [...

Seems we'll soon need a way how to store user configuration data. For example `tmt test export --nitrate` might need a `url` to the test case management system. Brainstorming first...