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Fix typos, fix broken anchor link #706

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/configuration/upstream/tests.md
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manual_trigger: true
```

Another usefull config is `labels` option:
Another useful config is `labels` option:
```yaml
jobs:
- job: tests
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labels:
- regression
```
For more info see [Running group of tests with same label](/docs/configuration#running-group-of-tests-with-same-label)
For more info see [Running group of tests with same label](/docs/configuration/upstream/tests#running-group-of-tests-with-same-label)

## Required parameters
* **targets** - Specify which "builds" you want to test.
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## Running a group of tests with the same label
Users can trigger a specific group of jobs that has a specific value in the list of `labels` option.
The command to pickup these jobs is `/packit test --labels regression,upgrade` where either `regression` or `upgrade` must be present in `labels` option for the job.
The command to pick up these jobs is `/packit test --labels regression,upgrade` where either `regression` or `upgrade` must be present in `labels` option for the job.
The labels should be in the format of comma-separated string.

## Creating Tests
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