Adjust the nanoff options to use minimal verbose output #24
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192-236: Consider adding logging for backup configuration statusWhile the test execution logic is solid, it would be helpful to add logging that indicates when the
--nobackupconfigflag prevents a pipeline failure. This would help validate that the flag is working as intended.Add logging in both Linux and Windows test sections:
RESULT_TEST=$(mono $(Agent.HomeDirectory)/TestPlatform/vstest.console.exe $BASE_DIR/${{ split(tests, ',')[1] }} /Settings:$BASE_DIR/${{ split(tests, ',')[0]}} /TestAdapterPath:$TESTADAPTER_PATH /Logger:trx) +echo "Running tests with backup configuration disabled" echo "$RESULT_TEST"$RESULT_TEST = & "$(Agent.HomeDirectory)\_work\_tool\VsTest\17.11.1\x64\tools\net462\Common7\IDE\Extensions\TestPlatform\vstest.console.exe" "$BASE_DIR\${{ split(tests, ',')[1] }}" /Settings:"$BASE_DIR\${{ split(tests, ',')[0]}}" /TestAdapterPath:"$TESTADAPTER_PATH" /Logger:trx +Write-Output "Running tests with backup configuration disabled" $RESULT_TESTAlso applies to: 251-295
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1-295: Architecture assessment: Robust solution for preventing pipeline failuresThe implementation of
--nobackupconfigflag along with theMaxRetriesparameter provides a robust solution for preventing pipeline failures. The consistent implementation across platforms, comprehensive error handling, and configurable retry mechanism make this a maintainable and scalable solution.Some architectural strengths:
- Parameterized retry count allows for environment-specific tuning
- Consistent implementation across platforms reduces maintenance overhead
- Preserved existing error handling and logging mechanisms
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Line range hint 1-24: LGTM: Parameter declarations are well-defined
The addition of MaxRetries parameter with a default value of 5 and the default value for unitTestRunsettings improves the configuration's usability while maintaining backward compatibility.
119-119: LGTM: Consistent implementation across platforms
The addition of --nobackupconfig flag is consistently implemented in both Linux and Windows environments, ensuring uniform behavior across platforms.
75-75: Verify the impact of --nobackupconfig flag
The addition of --nobackupconfig flag to the nanoff command prevents configuration backup. While this should prevent pipeline failures, we should verify that this doesn't have unintended consequences.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the specific content in test.yml to understand the context of backup configuration mentions.
--nobackupconfig flag usage is consistent and safe
The flag is used consistently in both Linux and Windows sections of the pipeline, and there are no existing uses of backup configuration in the codebase. The flag is part of a retry mechanism that properly handles flash failures, making it a safe addition to prevent pipeline failures without compromising functionality.
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for any existing usage of nanoff command with backup configuration
# to ensure we're not breaking existing functionality
rg -l 'nanoff.*--backup' || echo "No existing backup configurations found"
# Search for any documentation or comments about backup configuration
rg -l 'backup.*config.*nano|nano.*backup.*config' || echo "No backup configuration documentation found"
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#!/bin/bash
# Check the content around backup configuration mentions in test.yml
rg -C 5 'backup.*config.*nano|nano.*backup.*config' test.yml
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1-302: Consider extracting common configurationsTo improve maintainability, consider:
- Moving baud rates to a configuration parameter
- Creating a shared script for the retry logic to reduce duplication between Linux and Windows implementations
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Line range hint 1-24: LGTM: Well-structured parameter definitions
The new MaxRetries parameter is well-defined with a sensible default value of 5, and the unitTestRunsettings parameter includes clear documentation with examples.
119-119: LGTM: Consistent implementation across platforms
The --nobackupconfig flag is correctly added to the Windows implementation, maintaining consistency with the Linux version.
Line range hint 191-302: LGTM: Robust test execution and cleanup implementation
The test execution implementation includes:
- Consistent use of MaxRetries parameter
- Comprehensive error handling for different failure scenarios
- Proper cleanup of test artifacts
75-75: Verify the impact of --nobackupconfig flag
The addition of --nobackupconfig flag to prevent pipeline failures is implemented correctly. However, let's verify if this change affects any existing backup/restore functionality.
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The --nobackupconfig flag addition is safe to use
The codebase analysis shows that the --nobackupconfig flag is consistently used in both Linux and Windows environments within the test pipeline. There are no existing backup/restore functionalities that would be affected by this change. The flag is specifically used in the flashing process with nanoff tool, and its implementation aligns with the pipeline's requirements.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for any backup/restore related functionality in the codebase
rg -i "backup|restore" --type yaml
Length of output: 425
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for nanoff usage and configuration in the codebase
rg -i "nanoff" -A 5 -B 5
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