[RFC] run script(s) once while test bucket start runs about tests

[PraveenPenguin]

@sathnaga @narasimhan-v thought, please

[sathnaga]

@PraveenPenguin Ideally we should not bloat the default bootstrap, and cleanup, the idea of
keeping the env clean for a test start is good, but I feel we can decouple from default run and
as per my previous suggestion on this PR holds good for this too, #167 (comment).

It easier to maintain and for usability that way.... one more usecase, manual invocation will silently remove the logs that user might have preserved for a reason...so it is better to decouple.

[narasimhan-v]

I feel vmcore managing is not at all avocado-fvt-wrapper's job. We should not try to control anything outside of what is needed for test to run

[PraveenPenguin]

sure so we can maintain this locally, but RFC is about not only vmcore it just an example how as a user i can leverage fvt-wrapper as i want that trigger point from fvt-wrapper

[sathnaga]

@PraveenPenguin user can make use of script plugin and do what ever he/she wants now, I guess after per-test control on script plugin will give more flexibility to user, when it comes to implementing a set of functions to wrapper default, above comments holds good.

[PraveenPenguin]

as you know pre/post script is bind with avocado and it will run for every test cases but this RFC proposes the way user can run any command as part of bootstrap and it also user responsibility as his command is valid

[sathnaga]

as you know pre/post script is bind with avocado and it will run for every test cases but this RFC proposes the way user can run any command as part of bootstrap and it also user responsibility as his command is valid

@PraveenPenguin
Yes, I know, that's the concern too, if we add it to bootstrap by default it going to cause us trouble untill we solve #213, By any chance you speak about the same per-test/job granularity of script plugin if then rfc #213 is already addressing it, we can more details there, if this is different rfc, then I need more details to understand better.