Signed-off-by: Edward Z. Yang <ezyang@mit.edu>
in the case of Wordpress. It will look something like::
#!/bin/bash -e
in the case of Wordpress. It will look something like::
#!/bin/bash -e
DEFAULT_HEAD=1
TESTNAME="install_wordpress"
DEFAULT_HEAD=1
TESTNAME="install_wordpress"
wizard install "wordpress-$VERSION-scripts" "$TESTDIR" --non-interactive -- --title="My Blog"
wizard install "wordpress-$VERSION-scripts" "$TESTDIR" --non-interactive -- --title="My Blog"
+.. note::
+
+ As you develop more test-scripts, you may find that you are
+ frequently copy pasting install commands. In this case, it may be
+ useful to create a 'wordpress-install' helper shell fragment and
+ source it whenever you need a vanilla installation.
+
``DEFAULT_HEAD=1`` indicates that this script can perform a reasonable
operation without any version specified (since we haven't tagged any of our
commits yet, we can't use the specific version functionality; not that we'd want
``DEFAULT_HEAD=1`` indicates that this script can perform a reasonable
operation without any version specified (since we haven't tagged any of our
commits yet, we can't use the specific version functionality; not that we'd want