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avo: Initialize a workspace in the current directory.
$ avo init
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The command "avo init" is usually associated with the Avocado Framework, a test runner and framework for automated testing of Linux kernel-based systems.
When you run "avo init" in the command line, it initializes an Avocado repository in the current working directory. This sets up the basic structure and configuration files required for using Avocado in your project. It creates files like "avocado.conf" (containing the configuration settings), ".conf" files for various plugins, and directories for storing test cases, logs, and results.
After running "avo init", you can start creating and running test cases using Avocado's features and functionalities.
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