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| README.md | ||
| run-mpremote-tests.sh | ||
| test_errno.sh | ||
| test_errno.sh.exp | ||
| test_eval_exec_run.sh | ||
| test_eval_exec_run.sh.exp | ||
| test_filesystem.sh | ||
| test_filesystem.sh.exp | ||
| test_fs_tree.sh | ||
| test_fs_tree.sh.exp | ||
| test_mip_local_install.sh | ||
| test_mip_local_install.sh.exp | ||
| test_mount.sh | ||
| test_mount.sh.exp | ||
| test_recursive_cp.sh | ||
| test_recursive_cp.sh.exp | ||
| test_resume.sh | ||
| test_resume.sh.exp | ||
Tests for mpremote
This directory contains a set of tests for mpremote.
Requirements:
- A device running MicroPython connected to a serial port on the host.
- The device you are testing against must be flashed with a firmware of the same build
as
mpremote. - If the device has an SDcard or other vfs mounted, the vfs's filesystem must be empty to pass the filesystem test.
- Python 3.x,
bashand various Unix tools such asfind,mktemp,sed,sort,tr. - To test on Windows, you can either:
- Run the (Linux) tests in WSL2 against a USB device that is passed though to WSL2.
- Use the
Git Bashterminal to run the tests against a device connected to a COM port. Note: While the tests will run inGit Bash, several will throw false positive errors due to differences in the way that TMP files are logged and and several other details.
To run the tests do:
$ cd tools/mpremote/tests
$ ./run-mpremote-tests.sh
To run a single test do:
$ ./run-mpremote-tests.sh test_filesystem.sh
Each test should print "OK" if it passed. Otherwise it will print "CRASH", or "FAIL" and a diff of the expected and actual test output.