Run EELS Test Suite

To automate EELS testing in a CI pipeline, you can run a script that sets up a Python virtual environment, installs dependencies, and invokes pytest against your local EVM binary and execution-specs repository. This produces a deterministic Markdown report and optional JSON results for verification.

The best way to generate deterministic EELS compliance reports is to automate the pytest execution against a local EVM binary. This workflow handles environment preparation and outputs a standardized Markdown report and optional JSON results, ensuring reliable validation for offline labs.

Yes, you need Python 3.10 or higher to run EELS compliance tests. Additionally, you must provide a target EVM binary and a local execution-specs repository to successfully execute the pytest suite and generate the validation report.

You can validate a new EVM build by executing the EELS test suite against your target EVM binary. The process installs necessary dependencies, runs pytest, and aggregates the results into a Markdown report to verify EELS compliance.

Yes, you can get optional JSON results alongside a Markdown test report when running EVM validation tests. The automation script invokes pytest and aggregates the outcomes into both formats for integration into automated verification workflows.