- job:
name: openembedded-lkft-linux-developer
project-type: freestyle
defaults: global
properties:
- authorization:
anonymous:
- job-read
- job-extended-read
linaro:
- job-read
- job-extended-read
- job-build
- job-cancel
daniel.diaz@linaro.org:
- job-build
- job-read
- job-extended-read
- job-configure
- job-cancel
- build-discarder:
days-to-keep: 30
num-to-keep: 30
artifact-num-to-keep: 1
description: |
LKFT Developer Build
This Jenkins job can build your kernel along with the rest of the
OpenEmbedded filesystem. It will be published automatically
and can be tested the same way LKFT runs on the regular
builds.
You can compare your test results with existing runs on actual hardware:
arm (X15), arm64 (Juno) and x86 (Xeon
E3-1220). A description of the hardware can be found
here.
This is more or less how it goes:
- Jenkins will have the kernel and filesystem built here.
- The filesystem, kernel, and all other artifacts will be published
in the snapshots server.
- If so desired, Jenkins will pass this information along to the
qa-reports server, which will in turn send it to LAVA.
- Once test jobs complete in LAVA, test results will get
consolidated in the qa-reports server.
Links will appear on your build job to point to:
- the published artifacts
- each and every one of the tests submitted
You can start by clicking on Build with Parameters, right here on the left
pane. Just provide a kernel (Git repo and revision) and we'll take care
of the rest!
(Please note that you need to log-in to Jenkins first if you haven't.)
Note that these config fragments are added to your defconfig:
parameters:
- string:
name: KERNEL_REPO
default: 'https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git'
description: |
[MANDATORY] Kernel repository URL
- string:
name: KERNEL_REV
default: 'master'
description: |
[MANDATORY] Kernel branch, tag, or commit ID to checkout.
Available trees are:
- origin (the tree you provide)
- torvalds (Linus' mainline tree)
- linux-stable (GKH's stable tree)
- linux-stable-rc (GKH's stable RC tree)
You can specifiy any valid Git reference from those trees, such as origin/myworkbranch,
linux-stable-rc/linux-4.18.y, b4dc0ffee, v4.9.131, etc.
- choice:
name: TARGET_MACHINE
choices:
- 'juno'
- 'x15'
- 'x86_64'
- 'i386'
description: |
[MANDATORY] Target machine. Can be juno (arm64), x15 (arm), x86_64, or i386 (32-bits).
- string:
name: KERNEL_CONFIG
default: ''
description: |
[OPTIONAL] Kernel config file
File to use from arch/${ARCH}/configs/ as base kernel configuration. If ommited the default
kernel config will be used:
- defconfig on Juno
- multi_v7_defconfig on X15
- x86_64_defconfig on x86_64
- i386_defconfig on i386
Note: Additional config fragments are added to all defconfigs to ensure build is functional. See
the status page for
more information.
- extended-choice:
name: TEST_SUITES
description: |
[OPTIONAL] Test suites to run
Any combination of the following can be chosen:
- kselftests
- libhugetlbfs
- ltp
- perf
Build artifacts will be published regardless of selection here.
type: checkbox
value: 'kselftests,libhugetlbfs,ltp,perf'
multi-select-delimiter: ' '
- extended-choice:
name: USE_KSELFTEST_RELEASE
description: |
[OPTIONAL] Use latest released version of Kselftests. Useful for Linux Stable branches.
- mainline
type: checkbox
value: 'mainline'
multi-select-delimiter: ' '
- string:
name: NOTIFICATION_EMAIL
default: ''
description: |
[OPTIONAL] Notification email
If provided, a notification on the build/test results will be
sent to this email.
disabled: false
node: docker-buster-lkft
display-name: 'LKFT - Linux Developer Builder (OpenEmbedded/sumo)'
wrappers:
- timeout:
timeout: 180
- timestamps
- credentials-binding:
- text:
credential-id: QA_REPORTS_TOKEN
variable: QA_REPORTS_TOKEN
builders:
- shell: |
CI_MAIL_RECIPIENTS="daniel.diaz@linaro.org"
for email in ${NOTIFICATION_EMAIL}; do
CI_MAIL_RECIPIENTS="${CI_MAIL_RECIPIENTS},${email}"
done
echo "CI_MAIL_RECIPIENTS=${CI_MAIL_RECIPIENTS}" > mail_parameters
- inject:
properties-file: mail_parameters
- shell:
!include-raw: openembedded-lkft/kernel-versions.sh
- inject:
properties-file: linux_versions
- shell: |
#!/bin/bash -e
# Target machine is just an user friendly name.
# Mapping for TARGET_MACHINE -> MACHINE/DEVICE_TYPE
# Set a default config if it isn't given
case "${TARGET_MACHINE}" in
juno)
MACHINE=juno
DEVICE_TYPE=juno-r2
[ -z "${KERNEL_CONFIG}" ] && KERNEL_CONFIG=defconfig
;;
x15)
MACHINE=am57xx-evm
DEVICE_TYPE=x15
[ -z "${KERNEL_CONFIG}" ] && KERNEL_CONFIG=multi_v7_defconfig
;;
x86_64)
MACHINE=intel-corei7-64
DEVICE_TYPE=x86
[ -z "${KERNEL_CONFIG}" ] && KERNEL_CONFIG=x86_64_defconfig
;;
i386)
MACHINE=intel-core2-32
DEVICE_TYPE=i386
[ -z "${KERNEL_CONFIG}" ] && KERNEL_CONFIG=i386_defconfig
;;
esac
# Convert Git repo to Bitbake's Git URI format
kernel_repo=$(echo ${KERNEL_REPO} | sed -e 's#\(ssh://\|https\?://\)#git://#')
# Determine Git connection protocol to use
kernel_protocol=$(echo ${KERNEL_REPO} | grep -o '.*://' | sed -e 's#://##')
cat << EOF > ${WORKSPACE}/custom-kernel-info.inc.tmp
KERNEL_COMMIT = "${KERNEL_SRCREV}"
KERNEL_REPO = "${kernel_repo}"
KERNEL_PROTOCOL = "${kernel_protocol}"
KERNEL_CONFIG_aarch64 = "${KERNEL_CONFIG}"
KERNEL_CONFIG_arm = "${KERNEL_CONFIG}"
KERNEL_CONFIG_x86-64 = "${KERNEL_CONFIG}"
KERNEL_CONFIG_x86 = "${KERNEL_CONFIG}"
EOF
KSELFTEST_PATH="/opt/kselftests/default-in-kernel/"
[ -n "${USE_KSELFTEST_RELEASE}" ] && KSELFTEST_PATH="/opt/kselftests/mainline/"
[ -z "${TEST_SUITES}" ] && TEST_SUITES="none"
echo "IMAGES=rpb-console-image-lkft" > parameters
echo "MANIFEST_URL=https://github.com/96boards/oe-rpb-manifest.git" >> parameters
echo "MANIFEST_BRANCH=lkft/sumo" >> parameters
echo "DISTRO=lkft" >> parameters
echo "MACHINE=${MACHINE}" >> parameters
echo "DEVICE_TYPE=${DEVICE_TYPE}" >> parameters
echo "LAVA_SERVER=https://lkft.validation.linaro.org/RPC2/" >> parameters
echo "LAVA_JOB_PRIORITY=79" >> parameters
echo "PUB_DEST=openembedded/lkft/sumo/generic/lkft/linux-developer/${BUILD_NUMBER}" >> parameters
echo "QA_SERVER=https://qa-reports.linaro.org" >> parameters
echo "QA_SERVER_PROJECT=linux-developer-oe" >> parameters
echo "KERNEL_SRCREV=${KERNEL_SRCREV}" >> parameters
echo "KERNEL_RECIPE=linux-generic" >> parameters
echo "KSELFTEST_PATH=${KSELFTEST_PATH}" >> parameters
echo "TEST_SUITES=${TEST_SUITES}" >> parameters
echo "KERNEL_DESCRIBE_SUFFIX=-b${BUILD_NUMBER}" >> parameters
cat parameters
echo "#${BUILD_NUMBER}-${KERNEL_SRCREV:0:8}" > ${WORKSPACE}/version.txt
- build-name-setter:
name: 'version.txt'
file: true
- inject:
properties-file: parameters
- shell:
!include-raw: openembedded-lkft/builders.sh
- inject:
properties-file: post_build_lava_parameters
- linaro-publish-token
- shell:
!include-raw: openembedded-lkft/publishers.sh
- shell:
!include-raw: openembedded-lkft/submit_for_testing.sh
publishers:
- groovy-postbuild:
script:
!include-raw:
- rpb-openembedded/postbuild.groovy
- openembedded-lkft/qareports.groovy
- openembedded-lkft/postbuild.groovy
- email-ext:
recipients: '${CI_MAIL_RECIPIENTS}'
matrix-trigger: only-configurations
subject: '[CI] Developer/${KERNEL_DESCRIBE}: ${BUILD_STATUS}'
body: |
Build URL: ${PROJECT_URL}${BUILD_NUMBER}/
Log: ${PROJECT_URL}${BUILD_NUMBER}/console
Parsed warnings/errors: ${PROJECT_URL}${BUILD_NUMBER}/parsed_console
Git URL: ${KERNEL_REPO}
Git describe: ${KERNEL_DESCRIBE}
Git commit: ${KERNEL_COMMIT}
Errors:
${BUILD_LOG_REGEX, regex="^ERROR:.* ", linesBefore=0, linesAfter=0, showTruncatedLines=false}