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This is a place for all improvements in coverage to the release specs test. Please update this description with desired test improvements.
Coverage improvements
Test 01-ci
Run tasks 1, 2 and 3 in the reference Docker platform
Test 02-tests
There is a lot of scope for including more tests and improving Test 02, which is already automated. This can be done by:
Including more boards specified to be tested
Currently tests fail from the point of view of the compile-and-test-for-board.py script only if an exception is thrown in the Python test script (compilation error, timeout, etc.). I.e. it's a test to see if the test application flashes and runs, not passes. Enabling failure upon receiving [FAILED] would be beneficial, perhaps for a defined subset of tests to start, and then expanding.
Increasing the number of {RIOTBASE}/tests that are actually run during Test 02 (e.g. by allowing the test to be run automatically using make test, perhaps using a hardware-in-the-loop rig)
Adding to the tests in {RIOTBASE}/tests and making sure that they are run during execution of the Test 02 script.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
This is a place for all improvements in coverage to the release specs test. Please update this description with desired test improvements.
Coverage improvements
Test 01-ci
Test 02-tests
There is a lot of scope for including more tests and improving Test 02, which is already automated. This can be done by:
compile-and-test-for-board.py
script only if an exception is thrown in the Python test script (compilation error, timeout, etc.). I.e. it's a test to see if the test application flashes and runs, not passes. Enabling failure upon receiving [FAILED] would be beneficial, perhaps for a defined subset of tests to start, and then expanding.make test
, perhaps using a hardware-in-the-loop rig)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: