On Fri, 5 May 2023 at 20:26, Frédéric Martinsons
<frederic.martinsons@gmail.com> wrote:
> That's what I did for unit test of rust recipes and I didn't get much comments beside you and khem 15 days ago. And I still don't know if my patches are an issue or if nobody had the time to look at them, it's pretty frustrating.
They've been merged to master I think? Can you check that by
fetch/rebase? Yes, there is no separate notice when it happens, and
it's frustrating to first time contributors, but again, someone needs
to sit down and write an email bot to do the job.
yes, after re-checking, my commits have been merged this morning. I would like to know more about "write an email bot to do the job" because
having a submission accepted by maintainers and merged is some kind of "reward" (the only one when we are a fresh submitter to the project).
And having a reward is motivating to contribute more.
> I would like to know about these, I hear a lot in this list about autobuilder and it seems close to what I know of continuous integration (some build of multiple configuration with the submitted patch and tests towards that) but I don't know how to replicate the config of those locally on my machine (in case of errors), do you have any links for that?
>
You probably should to start with reading
https://docs.yoctoproject.org/test-manual/index.html ?
> Ah great, if you point me to where I can find insights about this patchset test framework, I would gladly offer my help to fox the issue. From what you are saying, I understand that fixing this will make the contribution smoothier.
That you should discuss with Trevor.
Alex