Adding a test "framework" to run real world machine tests #2500
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…absent from the 'packages' configuration. x50+
…enu and complete an installation and check of success
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Working on pushing the .github/.gitlab* runner files for this, which will automatically publish the Relevant test PR: Torxed#1 |
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Because we have nothing, I'd like to have something.
And this does something.
It runs
qemuwith test parameters.It has a test class that can take
qemuserial output and manage it.It can cycle through the menu's and handle triggers and monitor things.
It's just one test case, it needs more - and it needs to be able to run multiple tests most importantly.