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==Current Release QA Trackers==
==Current Release QA Trackers==
*[[2.1 QA Owned Features]]
 
*[[2.1 qa owned bugs]]
*Bugs that need to be implemented by QA Team
*[[2.1 qa owned features to verify]]
**[[2.3_QA_OWNED_BUGS | 2.3 QA Assigned Bugs]]
*[[Old resolved bugs and features]]
 
*Bugs that need to be verified by QA Team
**[[2.3_QA_Bugs_To_Verify]]
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*Old Bugs that need to be Verified
**[[Old resolved bugs and features]]
 
*2.2 Test Run Templates
**[[Yocto_Project_2.3_Release_Test_Plan#Test_Items | Test Run Templates]]


==Current Release QA Test Plans==
==Current Release QA Test Plans==
* [[Yocto 2.1 Overall Test Plan]]
* [[QA Master Test Plan]]
* [[Yocto Project 2.3_Release Test Plan]]
* [[2.3 QA Status]]
* [https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/charts/perf_milestone_GDC/performance_test.html  Performance Charts ]
* [[Toaster testing plan]]
* [[Toaster testing plan]]
* [[SDK Testing Plan]]
* [[Extensible SDK Test Plan (eSDK)]]
* [[Distro Testing Plan]]
* [[Distro Testing Plan]]
* [[BSP Test Plan]]
* [[BSP Test Plan]]
* [[QA_Master_Test_Plan]]


==Current Release QA Test Cases==
==Current Release QA Test Cases==
* [[Yocto 2.1 Test Cases]]
* [[Yocto 2.3 Test Cases]]


==Test Automation==
==Test Execution==
===Autobuilder===
===Autobuilder===


The [[AutoBuilder]] is the automatic build and test framework used by Yocto Project QA.
The [[AutoBuilder]] is Yocto Project's tool for non-manual test execution, it performs the following functions:


===Adding Automated Tests===
* A scheduled nightly build and test execution that includes:
** That each image created executes the corresponding set of [[image tests|image/run-time tests]]
** Specific Autobuilder tasks for running [[oe-selftest|build-time testing]]
* A service for on demand testing requests. (Partially working, feature in progress at request [https://bugzilla.yoctoproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9080 #9880])


Tests for a given component can be automated in the AutoBuilder. AutoBuilder can accept the tests in the following formats:
Yocto Project QA heavily relies in the Autobuilder thanks to the aforementioned scheduled and on demand test execution features.
===Image Testing===
In order to execute tests in an image, it is necessary to boot it in either a virtual or a physical target.


*[[Oe-selftest|OpenEmbedded Selftest]] format
'''Testing Images in Virtual Targets''':
*[[Image tests|Bitbake Runtime tests]] format


A list of tests that are automated can be seen here.
The execution in a virtual environment has a nice flow, documented in the [[Image_tests#Enabling_and_running_the_tests|Image Tests Enabling...]] section.
 
'''Testing Images in Physical Targets''':
 
For executing tests in physical targets it would be required to:
 
# Boot the image in the target by following the [http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/2.2/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#building-an-image-for-hardware building an image for hardware] instructions.
# Run the image tests by following the [http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/2.2/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#exporting-tests exporting tests] instructions.
 
===Setting up Targets with Devauto===
 
Manual instructions for setting up the physical test targets appear in many parts of the Yocto Project documentation (i.e. [http://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/2.2/mega-manual/mega-manual.html#building-an-image-for-hardware here]). It is easy to setup one target using those instructions but it becomes challenging for the cases where multiple targets have to be prepared or the case where it is required to serialize a changing setup over time, for one: testing on several images using the same target.
 
[[Devauto]] is the Python library and command line interface intended to manage the device automation assets that act upon the target's physical state. Refer to the [[Devauto]] documentation for more information about the hardware supported and the library and CLI functionality.
 
===Creating and Adding New Tests===
 
Tests for a given component can be automated in the AutoBuilder. With that purpose, follow the [[AutoBuilder/Adding Automated Tests|Adding Automated Tests]] to the Autobuilder Guide.
 
A list of tests that are automated [[QA#List_of_Automated_Tests|can be seen here]].


==Reporting==
==Reporting==
*[[Bug reporting and Information levels]]
*[[Bug reporting and Information levels]]
*[[Testopia]]
*[[Testopia]], the test manager
*[[QA/Test_Reporting_Tool|The Test Reporting Tool]]
*[http://errors.yoctoproject.org/Errors/ error report web]
*[http://errors.yoctoproject.org/Errors/ error report web]
*[[QA REPORT TEMPLATE | Wiki of QA Report Template]]


==Performance testing==
==Performance testing==
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*[[Testopia]]
*[[Testopia]]
*[[Testing Cycle]]
*[[Testing Cycle]]
 
*[[qa-tools|qa-tools Git Repository]]


= Archive =
= Archive =
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* [[LAVA server vs Yocto HW automation testing]]
* [[LAVA server vs Yocto HW automation testing]]
** Note: The LAVA framework usage stopped in favor of testing in the AutoBuilder in early 2016.
** Note: The LAVA framework usage stopped in favor of testing in the AutoBuilder in early 2016.
==List of Automated Tests==
*[[Distribution Support‎]]
* add ptest wiki
* add piglit test wiki
* add kernel test wiki
*[[LSB]]
*[[LSB Result]]
*[[LTP]]
*[[LTP result]]
*[[POSIX]]
*[[Posix result]]
*[[POSIX-results]]
*[[POSIX History Results]]
*[[Automated package upgrade testing]]


[[Category:QA]]
[[Category:QA]]

Revision as of 21:05, 21 March 2017

Current Release QA Trackers

Current Release QA Test Plans

Current Release QA Test Cases

Test Execution

Autobuilder

The AutoBuilder is Yocto Project's tool for non-manual test execution, it performs the following functions:

  • A scheduled nightly build and test execution that includes:
  • A service for on demand testing requests. (Partially working, feature in progress at request #9880)

Yocto Project QA heavily relies in the Autobuilder thanks to the aforementioned scheduled and on demand test execution features.

Image Testing

In order to execute tests in an image, it is necessary to boot it in either a virtual or a physical target.

Testing Images in Virtual Targets:

The execution in a virtual environment has a nice flow, documented in the Image Tests Enabling... section.

Testing Images in Physical Targets:

For executing tests in physical targets it would be required to:

  1. Boot the image in the target by following the building an image for hardware instructions.
  2. Run the image tests by following the exporting tests instructions.

Setting up Targets with Devauto

Manual instructions for setting up the physical test targets appear in many parts of the Yocto Project documentation (i.e. here). It is easy to setup one target using those instructions but it becomes challenging for the cases where multiple targets have to be prepared or the case where it is required to serialize a changing setup over time, for one: testing on several images using the same target.

Devauto is the Python library and command line interface intended to manage the device automation assets that act upon the target's physical state. Refer to the Devauto documentation for more information about the hardware supported and the library and CLI functionality.

Creating and Adding New Tests

Tests for a given component can be automated in the AutoBuilder. With that purpose, follow the Adding Automated Tests to the Autobuilder Guide.

A list of tests that are automated can be seen here.

Reporting

Performance testing

Performance Test

QA Resources

Archive

You can find the previous QA work by release in the Yocto Project QA Archive.

Other Relevant Data

List of Automated Tests