As discussed on IRC, we want something like this for 2:
>>> print(json.dumps({'kernel_version': '1.2', 'test_kernel_versions':
>>> [('test2', 'reboot_to_backport', '1.3~utopic')]}, indent=2))
{
"kernel_version": "1.2",
"test_kernel_versions": [
[
"test2",
"reboot_to_backport",
"1.3~utopic"
]
]
}
kernel_version is the version right after the initial testbed setup
/dist-upgrade/reboot. Any test which triggers a reboot which ends up in
a kernel != kernel_version will get an entry in that
test_kernel_versions list. Any test/reboot which is not there can be
assumed to use kernel_version. IOW, for pretty much all expected cases
test_kernel_versions should be completely absent.
We use json instead of yaml as the latter requires an external Python
module.
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