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Cover some best practices while reviewing a test suite, as well as how
to run tests locally without impacting your current environment.
Tested: Viewed in Chrome
Change-Id: I7356a90fcc9e6d2679e1f9e9a49515a1038a8914
Signed-off-by: Emily Shaffer <emilyshaffer@google.com>
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Add a tutorial on writing a new test, based on writing unit tests for
sensorhandler.hpp - specifically GetSdrReq, as it's a good candidate for
unit testing.
Included is a nonexhaustive list of testing best practices. More best
practices are always welcome.
Tested: Viewed testing.md with Chrome builtin Markdown interpreter
Change-Id: I418af8f972a5a0ff36b786cda6fdf9b6b308e8d5
Signed-off-by: Emily Shaffer <emilyshaffer@google.com>
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Add instructions for installing and setting up Docker, modifying the
setup for phosphor-host-ipmid, and running the tests. This also covers
reading the .log files generated during the testing run.
These instructions cover how to use `git worktree` to make a copy of
your working repo which is usable by Docker, but still up-to-date with
the hacking you've been doing. There's also a brief method of coming up
with a similar setup using a local remote or symlink. The worktree
method was selected because it is impossible to make the code you're
testing out-of-sync with the code you will submit to Gerrit for review.
However, we need to mount the working repo to the Docker container too
to make this work (since Git will look there for the .git/ dir).
Tested: Viewed in Chrome
Change-Id: I684664e2580637b34fbb79eceb838986425852c0
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Add a new piece of documentation, intended to be a tutorial on running,
writing, and reviewing unit tests for the CI suite. Outline the sections
to be written in some detail (subject to change).
There are a handful of methods for running the CI, foremost by using
Docker or by building the OpenBMC SDK. This tutorial will cover the
Docker method, as it is most similar to what the Jenkins bot does, and
most consistent across platforms.
Tested: Viewed markdown file in Chrome.
Change-Id: Ic98c02bc8f4dc6eaf4e7d1432422cdd934862548
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