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[Martin Pitt <martin.pitt@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for adding this!

Some remarks:

 - Not sure whether we really need to mention -d by default.

32	+ -b lp:~super-friends/friends/packaging friends
33	+
34	+This would use the ``lp:~super-friends/friends/packaging`` branch as a basis
35	+to run the tests on the ``friends`` package. 

... run the tests on the Ubuntu ``friends`` package. If you only specify a branch with ``-b`` but do not specify a package name, this will instead build the branch and install the binaries from that build; this is useful if you want to run tests on a newer version than the one packaged in Ubuntu, or the package is not in Ubuntu at all.

I haven't verified whether "-b .. -l" works and logs you in afterwards, I only know -k. But if it works that way, it's more convenient of course.

Thanks!
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