libinput-test-suite - run the libinput test suite

       Some tests are sensitive to timing. Where a system is under heavy load, a test may fail.  Re-running  the
       test with --filter-test can help verify whether a test case failure was a true failure.

       The  libinputtest-suite  command  runs  the  libinput  test  suite.   Its  primary purpose is to verify
       distribution composes after package updates. Test suite failures usually indicate missing patches  and/or
       incompatible lower system layers.

       Thetestsuiteshouldnotberunbyusers.Datalossispossible.

       The test suite must be run as root. The test suite installs several files on the host system (see section
       FILES),  runs system commands and creates virtual kernel devices via uinput. These devices will interfere
       with any active session and may cause data loss.

       It is recommended that the test suite is run in a virtual machine and/or on a  system  not  otherwise  in
       use. A graphical environment is not required to run the test suite.

       The following directories are modified:

       /usr/share/libinput
               Test device-specific quirks are installed in this directory with a custom prefix. Files  in  this
               directory  are  untouched  but  new files are installed and removed on exit. Existing files (e.g.
               from a previous aborted run) with the same name will be silently overwritten and removed.

       /run/udev/rules.d
               Test-specific udev rules are installed in this directory and removed on exit.

       Part of the libinput(1) suite

libinput 1.27.1                                                                           libinput-test-suite(1)

       libinput-test-suite - run the libinput test suite

       Note  that  the options may change in future releases of libinput. Test names, test device names and test
       group names may change at any time.

       --filter-test"testname"
               A glob limiting the tests to run. Specifying a filter sets the --jobs default to 1.

       --filter-device"devicename"
               A glob limiting the devices to run tests for. Specifying a filter sets the --jobs default to 1.

       --filter-group"groupname"
               A glob limiting the tests to (arbitrarily named) groups. Specifying  a  filter  sets  the  --jobs
               default to 1.

       --filter-devicelessFORINTERNALUSEONLY-h,--help
               Print help

       -j,--jobs8
               Number of parallel processes to run. Default: 8.

       --list  List  all  test  cases  and  the devices they are run for. Test names, test device names and test
               group names may change at any time.

       --verbose
               Enable verbose output, including libinput debug messages.

libinputtest-suite[OPTIONS]

       The xorg.conf.d(5) snippet below ensures the X server ignores the  test  devices  created  by  this  test
       suite:

           Section"InputClass"Identifier"Ignorelibinputtestsuitedevices"MatchProduct"litest"Option"Ignore""on"EndSection

       No  configuration  is  required for Wayland compositors. libinput's default mode will ignore test devices
       from this test suite.