save logs as test_report artifacts
save all logs as test report artifacts.
Testers only need to download artifacts for test report to analysis test result.
See merge request !217
fix bug that deploy when test failed:
test report will be a single stage. The result of test report will be calculated from the result of all test jobs in test stage. So it will only deploy when all test job passed.
See merge request !140
test report will be a single stage. The result of test report will be calculated from the result of all test jobs in test stage. So it will only deploy when all test job passed.
1. test will be categorized by test level
2. add test level as attribute to test cases
3. will select TestCaseScript by the test cases added to CI (currently no test case uses test case script)
4. adding test level to test jobs
5. update .gitlab-ci.yml, each job need to set its test case file path
6. update .gitlab-ci.yml, test case path for test report is changed to idf_test
1. test report job should be put to deploy stage, otherwise it can't get logs from test stage
2. allow test fail so that test report job will be executed for failed test
1. night jobs should exit without error if not triggered
2. remove get wifi connect status cases from IDF
3. use Env tag to check if test environment is special
1. add night job define (need to set variable in trigger to run night jobs)
2. move auto generated part to the end of file
3. add auto generated CI jobs
fix deploy to GitHub
Previous change to gitlab-ci.yml moved setting of Gitlab ssh key to global before_script.
This together with the fact that we used `echo >>` instead of `echo >` to write to `id_rsa_base64` file caused wrong key to be used while pushing to GitHub.
Therefore:
- don't run default before_script before push_master_to_github job
- replace echo >> with echo > to avoid mistakes in the future
See merge request !82
Gitlab CI will cache build directory per branch and per build step. Also it doesn't try to update submodules.
We have to do this manually because otherwise we end up with old version of submodule in cached directory.
