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1. Clone Galaxy to a directory outside of BioBlend source directory via `git clone https://github.com/galaxyproject/galaxy.git`
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2. Change directory to your BioBlend source and run the tests via `./run_bioblend_tests.sh -g GALAXY_PATH [-r GALAXY_REV] [-e TOX_ENV]` where `GALAXY_PATH` is the directory where the galaxy repository was cloned, `GALAXY_REV` is the branch or commit of Galaxy that you would like to test against (if different from the current state of your galaxy clone), and `TOX_ENV` is used to specify the Python version to use for BioBlend, e.g. `py39` for Python 3.9.
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2. Change directory to your BioBlend source and run the tests via `./run_bioblend_tests.sh -g GALAXY_PATH [-r GALAXY_REV] [-e TOX_ENV]` where `GALAXY_PATH` is the directory where the galaxy repository was cloned, `GALAXY_REV` is the branch or commit of Galaxy that you would like to test against (if different from the current state of your galaxy clone), and `TOX_ENV` is used to specify the Python version to use for BioBlend, e.g. `py310` for Python 3.10.
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You can also add `2>&1 | tee log.txt` to the command above to contemporarily view the test output and save it to the `log.txt` file.
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