add note about ssh passphrases to README

tgross · tgross · commit 2f6e85d17fc9 · 2017-06-08T14:25:31.000-04:00
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -54,4 +54,4 @@ When deploying to Triton the manifest expects that the `TRITON_CNS_SEARCH_DOMAIN
 
 The `tests/` directory includes integration tests for both the Triton and Compose example stacks described above. Build the test runner by making sure you've pulled down the submodule with `git submodule update --init` and then `make build/tester`.
 
-Running `make test/triton` will run the tests in a container locally but targeting Triton Cloud. To run those tests you'll need a Triton Cloud account with your Triton command line profile set up. The test rig will use the value of the `TRITON_PROFILE` environment variable to determine what data center to target.
+Running `make test/triton` will run the tests in a container locally but targeting Triton Cloud. To run those tests you'll need a Triton Cloud account with your Triton command line profile set up. The test rig will use the value of the `TRITON_PROFILE` environment variable to determine what data center to target. The tests use your own credentials mounted from your Docker host (your laptop, for example), so if you have a passphrase on your ssh key you'll need to add `-it` to the arguments of the `test/triton` Make target.

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`55`	`55`	The `tests/` directory includes integration tests for both the Triton and Compose example stacks described above. Build the test runner by making sure you've pulled down the submodule with `git submodule update --init` and then `make build/tester`.
`56`	`56`
`57`		-Running `make test/triton` will run the tests in a container locally but targeting Triton Cloud. To run those tests you'll need a Triton Cloud account with your Triton command line profile set up. The test rig will use the value of the `TRITON_PROFILE` environment variable to determine what data center to target.
	`57`	+Running `make test/triton` will run the tests in a container locally but targeting Triton Cloud. To run those tests you'll need a Triton Cloud account with your Triton command line profile set up. The test rig will use the value of the `TRITON_PROFILE` environment variable to determine what data center to target. The tests use your own credentials mounted from your Docker host (your laptop, for example), so if you have a passphrase on your ssh key you'll need to add `-it` to the arguments of the `test/triton` Make target.