Create a yaml file in the same location of your test source file. Example of such yaml file:
--- name: "LockScreen" harness: "crosier" category: "integration" owners: - email: "test-owner-email@google.com" - email: "chromeos-sw-engprod@google.com" hw_agnostic: False criteria: | Tests that dbus messages for lid close trigger screen lock. This only tests the "lock on lid close" pref state. cases: - id: "CloseLidDbusIntegration" tags: ["crosier:crosierdemosuite", "crosier:cq"] - id: "CloseLidPref" tags: ["crosier:crosierdemosuite", "crosier:cq", "informational"] ...
Pay specifal attention to the list of tags
for each test case. Using these tags, tests are being allocated to ChromeOS CI/CQ scheduling suites.
Following tags are recognized and supported:
crosier:crosierdemosuite
- test case will run daily in a dedicated, non-critical test suite for stability and regression monitoring.crosier:cq
- test case will run in global CQ and post-submit snapshot builds.informational
- test case will be considered as non-critical, i.e. not included in the critical CQ test suite.group:hw_agnostic
- test will run on VMs rather than on devices.The link to all yaml files should be added to the crosier_metadata
rules that is included by the Crosier chromeos_integration_tests
rule of the BUILD.gn file:
copy("crosier_metadata") { sources = [ ... "../browser/ash/login/lock/lock_screen_integration_test.yaml", ... ... ] outputs = [ "$root_out_dir/crosier_metadata/{{source_file_part}}" ] }