action #17734
open"autoneedler" mode
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Description
Interactive mode basically turns all assert_screens into indefinite,halting, check_screens so a user can interactively add needles
What if a user wants a test to run through as far as it can, so they can retroactively needle, so they don't need to watch the test run closely for it's first run?
An "autoneedler" mode would be a confiugration option for a scenario which would modify all assert_screens to be check_screens so that openQA could do it's best to run through the test logic, which would then present a bunch of results in the dashboard which could be needled properly
This won't work for all scenarios, but could dramatically reduce the workload of setting up a new test scenario for basic runs in particular - interactive mode would take care of the more complex scenarios.
Updated by coolo over 6 years ago
- Subject changed from [tools]"autoneedler" mode to "autoneedler" mode
- Target version set to future
Updated by okurz almost 6 years ago
- Target version changed from future to future
Updated by okurz about 4 years ago
- Priority changed from Normal to Low
still nice idea, but implicitly "Low" prio considering it's not been picked up for years.
Updated by szarate 3 months ago
- Tags set to fosdem
Adding a tag, not necessarily is what's the thing, but Gnome guys have an idea of how to generate the needles and have a needle editor that doesn't require the webUI somehow.
I'd like to explore that, and see what can be linked together between these two stories