Re: [Fuego] ANNOUNCE: Fuego Release v1.5.0 (Flame)

Hi Tim,




Thanks for the Fuego Release v1.5.0 (Flame).


I have some suggestions on the quick steps provided in http://fuegotest.org/wiki/Fuego_Quickstart_Guide to download, build, start and access fuego.


It is better to mention about '--priv' option and providing your own name for the docker image to the 'install.sh' script.


I have provided the details below. If you feel it is good to have these information, please update the 'Fuego_Quickstart_Guide'.




$ git clone https://bitbucket.org/fuegotest/fuego.git


$ cd fuego


~/fuego$ ./install.sh




To run the container in a special privileged mode that allows access to host USB devices (needed for accessing Android targets and USB-SERIAL devices), create it using the "--priv" command line option


~/fuego$ ./install.sh --priv




By default, install.sh creates a docker image called 'fuego' and a docker container called 'fuego-container'.


To provide a customized name for the docker image provide additional parameter to ./install.sh as given below.


~/fuego$ ./install.sh --priv fuego-base-image-20thaug2019




Cloning of fuego-core gets started, and by default port 8090 will be used as shown below.


……..


Cloning into 'fuego-core'...
remote: Counting objects: 11269, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (613/613), done.
remote: Total 11269 (delta 334), reused 0 (delta 0)
Receiving objects: 100% (11269/11269), 272.61 MiB | 795.00 KiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (7259/7259), done.
Checking out files: 100% (1197/1197), done.
Using Port 8090
Sending build context to Docker daemon 559.3MB
…….


The following console messages will appear at the end of a successful installation.


…….


Successfully built 6392cddfcb05
Successfully tagged fuego-base-image-20thaug2019:latest
5812e109f4e085e737ae487361bd5c7414db6e9a8c30f93a8af68f74ebaf4dd0
Docker container 'fuego-base-image-20thaug2019-container' is ready with Fuego installation.
To start, run: ./start.sh fuego-base-image-20thaug2019-container
…….



To start the default container use 'start.sh' as shown below:


~/fuego$ ./start.sh




To start your custom container provide additional parameter to ./start.sh as given below.


~/fuego$ ./start.sh fuego-base-image-20thaug2019-container


…….


The following console messages gets displayed if the container is successfully started.


-------
Starting Fuego container (fuego-base-image-20thaug2019-container)
Correct java version found
[ ok ] Starting Jenkins Automation Server: jenkins.
[ ok ] Starting network benchmark server.
…….




Fuego interface can be accessed using the below url.


$ firefox http://107.108.73.106:8090/fuego/




Regards,


Dhinakar








--------- Original Message ---------


Sender : [email protected] <[email protected]>


Date : 2019-08-15 08:57 (GMT+5:30)


Title : [Fuego] ANNOUNCE: Fuego Release v1.5.0 (Flame)


Hello everyone,

I am pleased to announce the release of Fuego version 1.5.0, nicknamed "Flame".
Below are the release notes for this version. There are a few outstanding bugs
that didn't get fixed in this release (that's always true), but overall the system is
a big improvement from the 1.4 release.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this release. 

REQUEST: Please test the release and let me know if anything in your Fuego
workflow has broken.

The release can be found in the master branches on the repositories on bitbucket,
for the fuegotest account. The v1.5.0 release is available with:
$ git clone https://bitbucket.org/fuegotest/fuego.git

See http://fuegotest.org/wiki/Fuego_Quickstart_Guide for the instructions to install
this release. Note that some instructions have changed. Hopefully they have been
simplified from previous releases.

I did a pass over the wiki to update the documentation to reflect changes
in directory paths, default TCP/IP ports, and repository URLs. However,
I may have missed something. If you see something wrong in the Fuego
documentation please let me know.

Below is the CHANGELOG for this release. A full set of release notes, with
detailed descriptions of new features and a list of new tests is available on
the fuegotest wiki. Please see http://fuegotest.org/wiki/Release_1.5_Notes

Regards,
-- Tim

-- CHANGELOG --
== [1.5.0] - 2019-08-14 ==
* Added a new "batch test" feature
* Added ability to manually group tests by batch-id, from the command line
* Added some new functions to core, for use by test programs:
* run_test
* allocate_next_batch_id
* Simplified directory layout for the Fuego system
* Changed the default port to 8090, from 8080
* New options to install.sh
* Ability to specify the TCP port for the Jenkins server
* Ability to build a docker container that does not include a Jenkins server
* Ability to build a docker container without using the docker image cache
* Ability to install Fuego directly to a host machine
(not inside a docker container)
* Upgraded Fuego base Linux distro to Debian stretch
* Upgraded Jenkins version to 2.164.1
* Added many new tests
* Added prototype support for sending results to a Squad and fserver back ends
* Added new transport: ssh2serial - for ssh to a control board to
which the target board is connected by serial port
* Added prototype support for board power management via ftc
* Fixed output from serio, to support live update of the console log during
a command
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