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Jordan: ktest: Automated Testing For Kernel Programmers
Daniel Jordan looks at
ktest on the Oracle Linux blog. "Where ktest is especially
useful, though, is in its ability to do these things for each patch in a
series, thereby freeing you from a significant amount of tedium. For your
chosen configs, the series will be cleanly bisectable and won't trigger
upstream build bots with easily avoided errors and warnings
mid-series. (Those bots are nice for less common configs though.) Code
reviewers' moods improve too because each patch will stand alone with all
the necessary code."
Daniel Jordan looks at
ktest on the Oracle Linux blog. "Where ktest is especially
useful, though, is in its ability to do these things for each patch in a
series, thereby freeing you from a significant amount of tedium. For your
chosen configs, the series will be cleanly bisectable and won't trigger
upstream build bots with easily avoided errors and warnings
mid-series. (Those bots are nice for less common configs though.) Code
reviewers' moods improve too because each patch will stand alone with all
the necessary code."
