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== Status of CSIT-Honeycomb tests ==
 
== Status of CSIT-Honeycomb tests ==
  
* Currently running two test jobs on Ubuntu14.04:
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Currently running two types of test jobs on Ubuntu16.04:
** hc2vpp-csit-'''integration''':
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* hc2vpp-csit-'''integration''':
*** for testing integration with vpp, hc2vpp, honeycomb and nsh_sfc projects
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** for testing integration of VPP, HC2VPP and Honeycomb projects.
*** runs after any patch is merged to one of these projects
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** runs after a patch is merged to VPP or HC2VPP projects.
** hc2vpp-csit-'''verify''':
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* hc2vpp-csit-'''verify''':
*** for verifying commits to hc2vpp
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** for verifying commits to HC2VPP
*** can be run manually on specific commits to hc2vpp project
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** can be run manually on specific commits to HC2VPP project
* Ubuntu16.04 jobs are WIP.
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Centos7 jobs will be added after CSIT-functional has stable Centos jobs.
* Centos7 jobs will be added after CSIT core has repeatable Centos jobs.
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Both jobs are duplicated for HC2VPP branches, eg. master, stable/1701, stable/1704, ...
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Negative test results do not prevent commits from being merged, as issues are often caused by VPP changes and not only HC2VPP. They do provide history as well as rapid issue detection.

Latest revision as of 10:06, 7 April 2017

Status of CSIT-Honeycomb tests

Currently running two types of test jobs on Ubuntu16.04:

  • hc2vpp-csit-integration:
    • for testing integration of VPP, HC2VPP and Honeycomb projects.
    • runs after a patch is merged to VPP or HC2VPP projects.
  • hc2vpp-csit-verify:
    • for verifying commits to HC2VPP
    • can be run manually on specific commits to HC2VPP project

Centos7 jobs will be added after CSIT-functional has stable Centos jobs.

Both jobs are duplicated for HC2VPP branches, eg. master, stable/1701, stable/1704, ...

Negative test results do not prevent commits from being merged, as issues are often caused by VPP changes and not only HC2VPP. They do provide history as well as rapid issue detection.