Re: kernelci test results

[Sebastian Andrzej Siewior <bigeasy@linutronix.de>]

On 2026-09-03 15:37:09 [-0300], Alan Zanoni Peixinho wrote:
> Hi Sebastian, I work with the dashboard team, so I hope I am able to help you.
Hi Alan,

> First of all, thanks for using the dashboard, and for taking time to
> write this up. Scenarios like this one are exactly what help us find
> the UX gaps for improvement.
> 
> The dashboard is mostly organized around tree checkouts first.
> If i understood it properly you might be able to achieve what you are
> looking for via:
> 1. Selecting a tree (ie stable-rt/v6.6-rt).
> 2. Clicking on the filters button on the right. There we can apply
> filters for configs (defconfig+preempt_rt, etc).
> 3. We click on the tests tab (default tab is for builds).
> 4. On the list of tests you can search for test paths (cyclictest,
> rt-tests, etc).

Oh, okay. This makes things a bit easier.
Now that I clicked next tree and filter the preempt_rt builds I see
"builds", "boots" and "tests". Now clicking below I can get all the
cyclictest results for all the boards.
The confusing part is that "boots" says 0 but then I can download the
complete log for one of the boards where the test did run. So I guess
"boot" is something else here.

> Link for the view:
> https://dashboard.kernelci.org/tree/stable-rt/v6.6-rt/84925bb144f49eb0d5f4c5c29f690b4bbf84903b?df|c|defconfig%2Bpreempt_rt=true&p=t
> 
> That list is for that checkout across hardware, so you do not have to
> go board by board. (Unfortunately there is still no search for “this
> test on this device over time” across all trees.)

I see.

> About the other questions.
> 
> All the logs presented are the ones that have been submitted via KCI
> submissions, so there might be some missing information when not
> reported.

Okay. What I see that the "kubernetes" seem not to submit anything but
the actual tests do.

> On the topic of notifying on log errors, this is a feature on active
> discussion, to automate notification for first for boots and later for
> test failures as well. Today we only notify registered issues.
> 
> We are actually looking for some feedback of dashboard users to help
> us steer on the roadmap for new features, and your help would be much
> appreciated.

Is there something you want me to do?

> Att
> Alan Peixinho
> KernelCI Dashboard Team

Sebastian