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[Feature request] Adding CI (e.g. Travis) to devlib #230

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@valschneider

Hi,

The issue fixed in PR #229 was raised by LISA's Travis run of ARM-software/lisa#541. Since our Travis setup uses a LocalLinuxTarget to verify some of LISA's functionalities, the same could be done for devlib - after all, a devlib bug was found with this setup.

Is there any plan to add this kind of test to devlib ? I think even something as basic as creating a LocalLinuxTarget, pushing a basic script and executing it would be useful.

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  1. changed the title [-]Adding CI (e.g. Travis) to devlib[/-] [+][Feature request] Adding CI (e.g. Travis) to devlib[/+] on Jan 16, 2018
  2. derkling commented on Jan 16, 2018

    @derkling
    Contributor

    Maybe can be considered kind of overkilling, but a very simple and still working solution for the time being, could be to run the same LISA's Travis setup. Being LISA a devlib client, it already provides some tests which stress devlib APIs... and it will ensure you do not break one of main devlib's users. ;-)

  3. marcbonnici commented on Jan 18, 2018

    @marcbonnici
    Collaborator

    Hi,
    Yes this would definitely be something we would be interested in implementing, and we have added it to our road map.

  4. added this to the Future milestone on Mar 20, 2020
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