.. SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Huawei Inc. .. .. SPDX-License-Identifier: CC-BY-4.0 ========== .lava-test ========== The ``.lava-test`` job creates the LAVA test job definition based on the pipeline information and submits the job to LAVA. The artifact of this job is the list of LAVA job id(s) submitted by this job. This will be consumed by the :doc:`lava-report` Job Variables ============= The ``.lava-test`` job defines several variables as a way to customize the LAVA job definition before submiting the job to LAVA. CI_LAVA_JOB_DEFINITION ---------------------- This is the url to the job definition template. The template needs to have variables inside which will be replaced by this job. The list of variables is the following: - $ci_pipeline_id - pipeline ID of the CI job ($CI_PIPELINE_ID in GitLab) - $ci_job_id - CI job ID ($CI_JOB_ID in GitLab) - $ci_project_id - CI project ID ($CI_PROJECT_ID in GitLab) - $build_job_id - job ID of the **build** job within the same pipeline - $callback_url - url which triggers the execution or the manual job which collects the results back from LAVA to GitLab. See :doc:`lava-report` CI_BUILD_JOB_NAME ----------------- The name of the job that builds the artifacts which will be used by LAVA to boot up the DUT for this particular LAVA job. If we test multiple builds in one CI job, each will have different build job name. CI_REPORT_JOB_NAME ------------------ The name of the ``report`` job which will be triggered manually when the LAVA job(s) are finished with executution. This job will collect the results from LAVA and import them to GitLab. CI_UPDATE_JOB_NAME ------------------ The name of the ``update`` job which LAVA needs in order to download the correct SySOTA bundle from the pipeline. CI_LAVA_INSTANCE ---------------- The base url of the LAVA server. The variable should be added to GitLab CI/CD variables. CI_LAVA_TOKEN ---------------- The authentication token generated on LAVA server for job submission from gitlab. The variable should be added to GitLab CI/CD variables.