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Subject: Re: [Fuego] First steps with fuego
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> Add a stub function to fuego-core/engine/overlays/base/base-board.fuegocl=
ass,
> like so:
> function ov_board_setup() {
> =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 return
> }
> By convention, functions in the base class start with "ov_"
> which is short for "overlay".=A0 I'm not sure that's required, but
> it won't hurt for now.
>=20
> Now, define an override function in your board file, like so:
>=20
> override-func ov_board_setup() {
> =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 echo "do your setup operations here"
> }
> TARGET_SETUP_LINK=3D"ov_board_setup"
>=20
> This would go in fuego/fuego-ro/boards/<your_board_name>.board
>=20
> Please let me know if this works for you.=A0

It does. Thanks, now that you posted it I remember about reading something =
about override-func on the manual.

I ended up implementing a board setup/teardown function that is only enable=
d by a variable set by a setup/teardown test. So now I have a setup test, s=
erial rx and teardown test that are working and integrated with our environ=
ment. That it's an achievement considering the little amount of time that I=
 have spent.

Then I added the setup and teardown tests as the first and the last ones of=
 a test plan, but it looks like Jenkins doesn't respect the testplans .json=
 file order on the .batch generated file, it looks like if they are sorted =
alphabetically.=20

How are test runs meant to be scheduled/triggered on jenkins without user i=
ntervention?  I tried ftc put-request but it doesn't return a request id.

PS: I sent another variant of the RX serial test to the mailing list. That =
one is more compact and doesn't require any modification to Fuego. Previous=
ly I was trying to synchronize through "primitives" (I still was thinking a=
s if I was using LAVA); Fuego has implicit host-dut synchronization.

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