Creating a Tempest configuration file can be done easily by following these steps:

Install Tempest: If you haven’t already installed Tempest, you can do so using pip. Run the following command:

=pip install tempest= Create a configuration directory: Create a directory where you will store your configuration files. For example:

=mkdir tempest-config= Generate the sample configuration file: Use the Tempest configuration generator to create a sample configuration file.

tempest init tempest-config

This command will create a sample tempest.conf file in the tempest-config directory.

Customize the configuration file: Edit the tempest.conf file to include the settings specific to your environment.

You can customize the configuration file by adding or modifying sections and options. For example, you may need to update the authentication information, test settings, and network settings to match your environment.

Save the configuration file: Save the modified tempest.conf file in the tempest-config directory.

Set the Tempest configuration directory: Set the TEMPEST_CONFIG_DIR environment variable to point to the directory containing your configuration file.

export TEMPEST_CONFIG_DIR=/path/to/tempest-config

This will tell Tempest to use your custom configuration file when running tests.

That’s it! You should now be able to use Tempest with your custom configuration file.

def print_hi(name)
  puts "Hi, #{name}"
end
print_hi('Tom')
#=> prints 'Hi, Tom' to STDOUT.

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