...
Now, let's say one would want to run the ``website`` job from GitLab on Debian
-11. This is how a GitLab job specification can be referenced on ``ci/helper``'s
+13. This is how a GitLab job specification can be referenced on ``ci/helper``'s
command line:
::
- $ ci/helper run --job website debian-10
+ $ ci/helper run --job website debian-13
What if you want to run an rpmbuild of libvirt on an RPM distro?
::
- $ ci/helper run --job rpmbuild fedora-38
+ $ ci/helper run --job rpmbuild fedora-44
Want to use your own, say alpine-edge, container image from your GitLab
container registry?
::
- $ ci/helper run --job build --image-prefix registry.gitlab.com/<user>/libvirt/ci- alpine-edge
+ $ ci/helper run --job build --image-prefix registry.gitlab.com/<user>/libvirt/ci-alpine-edge
Finally, it would be nice if one could get an interactive shell inside the
test environment to debug potential build issues. This can be achieved with the