On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 09:40:34AM -0700, Olof Johansson wrote:

> Yeah, I'm in the same boat (but I don't have a public git repo with my
> scripts). They're all just big hacks to get things going, and I'm not
> so sure it makes sense to collaborate on them too much. pyboot has
> been useful to share between us, but even there it's been more work to
> share a code base than having separate copies and borrowing ideas.

> If things get turned too generic then they just become more cumbersome
> to modify and improve (or even use).

I think the reporting side is a lot more tractable than the execution
side here - there's enough going on with crunching a set of build and
boot logs into a useful report to be useful and it's a pretty common
need.  The execution side is different, that's a lot more likely to be
tied into the environment especially once you start running actual
runtime tests, but there's still common elements.