#!/bin/sh

# Example of a shell test. 

# In this case, the name of the shell test is 'example-shell', so the directory it resides in 
# should be called 'example-shell', as well as the main file itself.

# The possible results are:
#
# PASS = successful
# INFO = information given (neither pass nor fail) 
# WARN = warning, not severe, but notable
# FAIL = failure, probably something serious or important
#

# start_test example-shell "This is a shell test" "This is a longer description of the test"

# report_result example-shell PASS "This is the result msg"

# report_result example-shell WARN "This is the result msg" "This is the more detailed result msg"

# report_result example-shell FAIL "This is the result msg" "This is the more detailed result msg related to the dmesg resource" "dmesg://"

# finish_test example-shell