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I assume below that you wish to install TestBuilder into `~/testbuilder` directory.
I assume below that you wish to install TestBuilder into `~/testbuilder` directory.


# Copy the files from OE `contrib/testing/testbuilder` directory to any place you wish to use (e.g. `~/testbuilder`) and go to that directory.
1. Copy the files from OE `contrib/testing/testbuilder` directory to any place you wish to use (e.g. `~/testbuilder`) and go to that directory.


# Run the `setup-testbuilder` script with an OE branch and BitBake branch you wish to use. E.g.:
2. Run the `setup-testbuilder` script with an OE branch and BitBake branch you wish to use. E.g.:
   ./setup-testbuilder "testing-next" "1.12"
   ./setup-testbuilder "testing-next" "1.12"


It will clone the OE and BitBake trees and prepare the file `build/conf/local.conf` for you. You can review `local.conf` afterward and add some settings there.
It will clone the OE and BitBake trees and prepare the file `build/conf/local.conf` for you. You can review `local.conf` afterward and add some settings there.


# Create `testbuilder.conf` according to your needs. You can use `testbuilder.conf.sample` as reference.
3. Create `testbuilder.conf` according to your needs. You can use `testbuilder.conf.sample` as reference.


# Create your build configs in `testbuilder.d` directory. You can use provided sample config files as reference.
4. Create your build configs in `testbuilder.d` directory. You can use provided sample config files as reference.


# Run `./testbuilder` and wait for the build results. Check the `logs` subdir for log files (`tail logs/B.*` is useful)
5. Run `./testbuilder` and wait for the build results. Check the `logs` subdir for log files (`tail logs/B.*` is useful)


You can run a single configured build (e.g. "testing").
You can run a single configured build (e.g. "testing").

Latest revision as of 15:06, 5 March 2011

TestBuilder

Here is script collections I using for doing OpenEmbedded test-builds. It is on OE tree now (contrib/testing/testbuilder). You can view it online here: http://cgit.openembedded.org/cgit.cgi/openembedded/tree/contrib/testing/testbuilder

How to setup and use

I assume below that you wish to install TestBuilder into `~/testbuilder` directory.

1. Copy the files from OE `contrib/testing/testbuilder` directory to any place you wish to use (e.g. `~/testbuilder`) and go to that directory.

2. Run the `setup-testbuilder` script with an OE branch and BitBake branch you wish to use. E.g.:

 ./setup-testbuilder "testing-next" "1.12"

It will clone the OE and BitBake trees and prepare the file `build/conf/local.conf` for you. You can review `local.conf` afterward and add some settings there.

3. Create `testbuilder.conf` according to your needs. You can use `testbuilder.conf.sample` as reference.

4. Create your build configs in `testbuilder.d` directory. You can use provided sample config files as reference.

5. Run `./testbuilder` and wait for the build results. Check the `logs` subdir for log files (`tail logs/B.*` is useful)

You can run a single configured build (e.g. "testing").

 ./testbuilder -B ./testbuilder.d/testing.conf

Or you can use TestBuilder to build a specific distro/machine/image just like bitbake (e.g. angstrom-2008.1/qemuarm/console-image).

 ./testbuilder -D angstrom-2008.1 -M qemuarm console-image

If you wish to only setup an environment and run BitBake by hand you can use the option `-S`.

 ./testbuilder -D angstrom-2008.1 -M qemuarm -S

Look ./testbuilder -h for full list of possible options.