The display of azure pipeline is not specific now, such as when the step Run test fails, the display of itself shows successful, but the display of step Kvmdump shows fails, but actually, the step Kvmdump doesn't fail. I improve the display of azure pipeline in this pr, each step has its own success or failure, and is shown in azure pipeline.
Why I did it
The display of azure pipeline is not specific now, such as when the step Run test fails, the display of itself shows successful, but the display of step Kvmdump shows fails, but actually, the step Kvmdump doesn't fail. I improve the display of azure pipeline in this pr, each step has its own success or failure, and is shown in azure pipeline.
How I did it
1. Each step has its own signature of success or failure.
2. Using the chain of responsibility pattern to manage all status.
3. Modify the expected-state in each step.
Previously, we set timeout in each step such as Lock testbed, Prepare testbed, Run test and KVM dump. When some issue suck like retry happens in one step, it will cause timeout error, but actually, it only needs more time to success. In this pr, we remove the timeout limit in each step and control the timeout outside in each job. When the job runs more than four hours, it will be cancelled.
Why I did it
Previously, we set timeout in each step such as Lock testbed, Prepare testbed, Run test and KVM dump. When some issue suck like retry happens in one step, it will cause timeout error, but actually, it only needs more time to success. In this pr, we remove the timeout limit in each step and control the timeout outside in each job. When the job runs more than four hours, it will be cancelled.
How I did it
Remove the timeout parameter in each step, and control the timeout outside in each job.
How to verify it
Set the timeout of one job to 4 hours, and when timeout happens, azure pipeline will cancel this job.
Previously, we hard code the min and max numbers of instance in a plan. In this pr, we support passing the instance numbers of a testplan.
Why I did it
Previously, we hard code the min and max numbers of instance in a plan. In this pr, we support passing the instance numbers of a testplan.
How I did it
Use a variable to set the instance number.
Migrate multi-asic test jobs to TestbedV2.
Why I did it
Migrate multi-asic test jobs to TestbedV2.
How I did it
Add one parameter num_asic to create testplan.
Modify azure-pipelines.yml to run multi-asic on tbv2.
Signed-off-by: Yutong Zhang <yutongzhang@microsoft.com>
Migrate t0-sonic test jobs to TestbedV2.
Why I did it
Migrate t0-sonic test jobs to TestbedV2.
How I did it
Add two parameters to create testplan.
Modify azure-pipelines.yml to run t0-sonic on tbv2.
Signed-off-by: Yutong Zhang <yutongzhang@microsoft.com>
Add dualtor test using TestbedV2 in buildimage repo.
Why I did it
Add dualtor test using TestbedV2 in buildimage repo.
How I did it
Add dualtor test using TestbedV2 in buildimage repo.
Signed-off-by: Yutong Zhang <yutongzhang@microsoft.com>
Why I did it
Fix the issue that test plan can't be canceled by KVM dump stage
How I did it
Fix the issue that test plan can't be canceled by KVM dump stage
co-authorized by: jianquanye@microsoft.com
Migrate the t0 and t1-lag test jobs in buildimage repo to TestbedV2.
Why I did it
Migrate the t0 and t1-lag test jobs in buildimage repo to TestbedV2.
How I did it
Migrate the t0 and t1-lag test jobs in buildimage repo to TestbedV2.
