Add initial run.sh for Kernel_Selftests with basic execution and result logging #62
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…nner - Added (or improved) validation to ensure that the enabled_tests.list whitelist file is present and non-empty before executing kernel selftests. - Script now also checks for the presence of the /kselftest directory and fails early with a clear error if missing. - This prevents silent failures and improves CI robustness by guaranteeing that test configuration and dependencies are always validated before running. - Logs explicit error messages for missing or empty enabled_tests.list and for missing /kselftest. - Follows community best practices for test automation, as seen in major kernel CI flows. Signed-off-by: Srikanth Muppandam <[email protected]>
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This patch introduces the initial run.sh script for executing Kernel_Selftests within the qcom-linux-testkit framework. Key features include:
Basic support for executing kernel selftests from /kselftest based on a whitelist.
Logs individual test outcomes (PASS/FAIL/SKIP) to Kernel_Selftests.tests.
Summarizes overall result to Kernel_Selftests.res for CI integration.
Supports both run_test.sh scripts and standalone test binaries.
Architecture-based filtering via enabled_tests.list.
This provides the foundation for validating kernel selftests on Qualcomm platforms and integrates with existing test automation flows.