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David Scott 9d16e2a2b9 test: the README.md says the numbers correspond to the first letter

A few of these tests appear to be misnumbered, so renumber them.

Signed-off-by: David Scott <dave@recoil.org>

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002_bcc

test: the README.md says the numbers correspond to the first letter

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002_binfmt

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002_bpftrace

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003_ca-certificates

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003_containerd

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004_dhcpcd

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004_dm-crypt

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005_extend

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006_format_mount

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007_getty-containerd

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009_init_containerd

test: the README.md says the numbers correspond to the first letter

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011_kmsg

test: the README.md says the numbers correspond to the first letter

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012_logwrite

test: the README.md says the numbers correspond to the first letter

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012_losetup

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013_metadata/000_cidata

test: the README.md says the numbers correspond to the first letter

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013_mkimage

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019_sysctl

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023_wireguard

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group.sh

Add a test case for the sysctl package

2017-05-19 22:05:08 +01:00

README.md

tests: Fix ordering in package directory and add a note

2017-08-08 11:58:21 +01:00

README.md

NOTE: The cases in this directory are ordered alphabetically. The index used is the position of the first letter of the name in the alphabet. For example, 001_a, 002_b, 003_c etc...