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As discussed in issue #76, I am removing the allinone class and the associated unit test.

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As discussed in issue Graylog2#76, I am removing the allinone class and the
associated unit test.
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Thank you! Can you also remove the test code in the tests/ folder and the Vagrantfilefile? I was using the code for manual testing with Vagrant. Since we now have the litmus tests, we don't need that anymore.

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bernd commented Jan 30, 2025

Oh, and please remove the allinone documentation from the README.md file. Thanks!

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Absolutely! I'm sorry I didn't catch these things initially, especially updating the documentation.

This commit removes Vagrant-based tests. It also updates the README file
to remove references to the allinone class. It also adds information
about how to test the code without the Vagrant-based tests.
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I removed the Vagrant-based tests and the allinone documentation from the readme. I also added some info in the readme about how to test using pdk and litmus. I also added details for using pdk in the contributing file. I hope this is acceptable.

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Awesome, thank you!

@bernd bernd merged commit c9e63da into Graylog2:main Feb 3, 2025
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