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SUMMARY:Open Source firmware testing with ConTest - Christian Walter\, And
 rea Barberio
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DESCRIPTION:With the advancement of open source firmware projects\, we nee
 d a reliable quality assurance process to automate the firmware level test
 ing. In this talk we would like to talk about ConTest - a modular framewor
 k aimed at automating system testing workflows and how one can build board
 -specific testing infrastructure on top of it.\n\nConTest aims to provide 
 maximum flexibility to the users and to validate as much as possible at th
 e compile-time as well as at job submission time to avoid unnecessary oper
 ations. ConTest provides a modular and pluggable set of interfaces to defi
 ne and handle operations like fetching information of the systems to run t
 he tests on\, testing the initial state of the test systems\, implementing
  system-specific actions & measurements and logging the test progress as w
 ell as final results. On top of this\, ConTest’s test system uses the sa
 me framework for testing the correctness and reliability of its own plugin
 s. This talk will also cover the existing plugins provided by upstream Con
 Test for different parts of the framework while outlining the process of c
 reating the pluggable modules.
LOCATION:Main Stage
URL:https://cfp.osfc.io/osfc2020/talk/8R9PKM/
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