CI-Yocto: svtrace-ansible integration #122
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eroussy
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Mar 24, 2025
Currently, latency tests are done using dedicated playbooks in SEAPATH Ansible directory. Developed in 2024, SEAPATH svtrace is a tool used to perform IEC61850 latency tests. This repository is used to maintain a common foundation to run latency tests on SEAPATH. Plus, the build of sv_timestamp_logger is now done by svtrace, with a detection of the target architecture. This commit makes the modification to replace the latency tests run in Ansible playbooks, by svtrace-ansible. The results are the same (generated report). Signed-off-by: Paul Le Guen de Kerneizon <[email protected]>
eroussy
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Hello,
This PR adds the needed modification to use svtrace-ansible for running IEC61850 latency tests instead of dedicated playbooks in SEAPATH Ansible repository.
Now, sv_timestamp_logger is build by the svtrace-ansible repository.