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It's difficult determining which steps failed without appropriate markers since some of the commands called do not use `atf_check`. Adding markers with `echo` provides test documentation and helps distinguish which portion of the file failed without resorting to decorating all of the `atf_fail` calls with unique "identifiers". Add comments around the testcases as well to help document what the test is asserting and why it's asserting that. Signed-off-by: Enji Cooper <yaneurabeya@gmail.com>
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It's difficult determining which steps failed without appropriate markers since some of the commands called do not use
atf_check. Adding markers withechoprovides test documentation and helps distinguish which portion of the file failed without resorting to decorating all of theatf_failcalls with unique "identifiers".Add comments around the testcases as well to help document what the test is asserting and why it's asserting that.