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I am getting started with learning openhtf and I am wondering on how to best organize my tests.
My goal is to design a factory test, testing multiple fairly distinct features of the DUT: Ethernet connectivity, digital IOs, analog IOs, LEDs, ... What are best practices (advantages/disadvantages) on how to structure these tests?
Variant 1:
One big Test. Subtests with multiple phases each for Ethernet, Digital I/O, Analog IO, ... I guess the advantage is that I can easily share state among the tests and the final evaluation ist easier?!
Variant 2
Distinct Tests for each component. I assume assembling a final evaluation is a bit harder in this case?
Is there some good open source project utilizing openhtf to write tests that I can read for best-practices on how to do things? Unfortunately documentation seems to be rather sparse...
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I am getting started with learning openhtf and I am wondering on how to best organize my tests.
My goal is to design a factory test, testing multiple fairly distinct features of the DUT: Ethernet connectivity, digital IOs, analog IOs, LEDs, ... What are best practices (advantages/disadvantages) on how to structure these tests?
Variant 1:
One big
Test
.Subtest
s with multiple phases each for Ethernet, Digital I/O, Analog IO, ... I guess the advantage is that I can easily share state among the tests and the final evaluation ist easier?!Variant 2
Distinct
Test
s for each component. I assume assembling a final evaluation is a bit harder in this case?Is there some good open source project utilizing openhtf to write tests that I can read for best-practices on how to do things? Unfortunately documentation seems to be rather sparse...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: