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LAVA CI Tools

LAVA-CI

Configuration using $HOME/.lavarc

$ cat $HOME/.lavarc
[linaro]
server: http://lava-server/RPC2
username: <user>
token: <auth-token>

Usage instructions for lava-stream-job:

The only required option is "--job", everything else can be configured through either $HOME/.lavarc or the environment.

./lava-stream-log.py [-h] [--username <lava username>] [--token <lava token>] [--server <http://lava-server/RPC2>] --job <lava job id>

Examples:

./lava-stream-log.py --username <lava username> --token <lava token> --server <http://lava-server/RPC2> --job <lava job id>
./lava-stream-log.py --section linaro --job <lava job id>

# Override config settings on the command line
./lava-stream-log.py --section linaro --token <lava token> --job <lava job id>

Usage instructions for lava-kernel-ci-job-creator.py:

This command line tool will create LAVA boot test jobs for various architectures, and platforms.

./lava-kernel-ci-job-creator.py [-h] --plans PLANS [PLANS ...] [--arch ARCH] [--targets TARGETS [TARGETS ...]] url

Examples:

# Create all LAVA boot test jobs for a specific build.
./lava-kernel-ci-job-creator.py http://storage.kernelci.org/next/next-20150114/ --plans boot

# Create only LAVA boot test jobs for a specific build and architecture.
./lava-kernel-ci-job-creator.py http://storage.kernelci.org/next/next-20150114/ --plans boot --arch arm

# Create only LAVA boot test jobs for a specific build and targets.
./lava-kernel-ci-job-creator.py http://storage.kernelci.org/next/next-20150114/ --plans boot --targets mustang odroid-xu3

The generated jobs can be found in the jobs directory.

Usage instructions for lava-job-runner.py:

This command line tool will submit all LAVA jobs in the current working directory.

./lava-job-runner.py [-h] [--stream STREAM] [--repo REPO] [--poll POLL]

Examples:

# Submit all LAVA jobs in the current working directory to a specific server, and bundle stream.
./lava-job-runner.py --username <lava username> --token <lava token> --server <http://lava-server/RPC2> --stream /anonymous/mybundle/

# Submit and poll all LAVA jobs in the current working directory to a specific server, bundle stream.
./lava-job-runner.py --username <lava username> --token <lava token> --server <http://lava-server/RPC2> --stream /anonymous/mybundle/ --boot results/kernel-ci.json

# Submit and poll all LAVA jobs in the current working directory to a specific server, bundle stream. Once the results have been obtained, store the results in a JSON encoded file for use later with the dashboard reporting tool.
./lava-job-runner.py <username> <lava token> http://my.lavaserver.com/RPC2/ --stream /anonymous/mybundle/ --boot results/kernel-ci.json --lab <lab-id> --api http://api.kernelci.org --token <dashboard token>

Usage instructions for lava-report.py:

This command line tool will report the results of LAVA jobs given a JSON results file.

./lava-report.py [-h] [--boot BOOT] [--lab LAB] [--api API] [--token TOKEN] [--email EMAIL]

Examples:

# Report all results from a given JSON result file.
./lava-report.py --boot results/kernel-ci.json --lab <lab-id> --api http://api.kernelci.org --token <dashboard token>

The generated results can be found in the results directory.