Kerneltest-harness SOP
The kerneltest-harness is the web application used to gather and present statistics about kernel test results.
Contact Information
- Owner
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Fedora Infrastructure Team
- Contact
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#admin
- Location
- Purpose
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Provide a system to gather and present kernel tests results
Openshift app
This application is running in openshift. It uses https://github.com/fedora-infra/kerneltest to build and deploy from, using the stable and staging branches.
The application is deployed from ansible using the regular pattern.
Add a new Fedora release
| You must be in sysadmin-kernel or sysadmin main to add new releases. |
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Login
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On the front page, in the menu on the left side, if there is a Fedora Rawhide release, click on (edit).
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Bump the Release number on Fedora Rawhide to avoid conflicts with the new release you’re creating
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Back on the index page, click on New release
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Complete the form:
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Release number
This would be the integer version of the Fedora release, for example 24 for Fedora 24.
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Support
The current status of the Fedora release
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Rawhide for Fedora Rawhide
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Test for branched release
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Release for released Fedora
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Retired for retired release of Fedora
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Upload new test results
The kernel tests are available on the kernel-tests git repository.
Once ran with runtests.sh, you can upload the resulting
file either using fedora_submit.py or the UI.
If you choose the UI the steps are simply:
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Login
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Click on Upload in the main menu on the top
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Select the result file generated by running the tests
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Submit
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