On 26/11/2014 18:01, Lucas Meneghel Rodrigues wrote:
> [sni[
Very nice. Is "@prod" YAML though? What about something like this...
I renamed "variant" to "mux-choice", and also filter-only/filter-out to
mux-only/mux-no for brevity. I also introduced mux-group, to distinguish
them from variables; finally, I'm using YAML tags to distinguish groups and
choices from variables.
I hope I have not destroyed Lukas's idea too much... the idea was to *keep*
them rather than destroy them.
- foo: 123 #
variable
- bar: [1,2,3] #
variable
- !mux-group hw: #
choices below are automatically prefixed by /hw
- !mux-choice cpu: #
/hw/cpu can be intel, amd, arm
- intel:
- mux-default: true
- cpu: 'SandyBridge' #
variable
- amd:
- cpu: 'Opteron_G1' #
variable
- arm:
- mux-only: { '/env': 'debug', '/os': 'linux' }
- mux-no: { '/hw/net/nic_model' : [ 'e1000', 'rtl8139' ] }
- cpu: 'cortex-a15 ' #
variable
- !mux-choice disk: #
/hw/disk can be scsi, virtio
- scsi:
# Code can use params.get('/hw/disk'), so no need for variables
- virtio:
- mux-default: true
- mux-only: { '/os' : 'linux' }
- !mux-group net: #
choices below are automatically prefixed by /hw/net
- !mux-choice backend: #
/hw/net/backend
- vhost:
- mux-default: true
- tap:
- user:
- !mux-choice nic_model: #
/hw/net/nic_model can be virtio, rtl8139, e1000
# Code can use params.get('/hw/net/nic_model'), so no need for
variables
# but it doesn't hurt to specify them!
- virtio:
- mux-default: true
- nic_model: virtio
- rtl8139:
- nic_model: rtl8139
- e1000:
- nic_model: e1000
- !mux-choice os: # /os
can be linux, win
- linux:
- dev-tools: 'gcc'
- !mux-choice distro #
/os/distro can be fedora, mint
# if
/os is linux
- fedora:
- mux-default: true
- package-manager: 'yum'
- init: 'systemd'
- !mux-choice version #
/os/distro/version can be 13
13: # if
/os is linux and /os/distro is fedora
- mint:
- package-manager: 'apt-get'
- init: 'init'
- !mux-choice version #
/os/distro/version can be 7
7: # if
/os is linux and /os/distro is mint
- win:
- bsod: true
- !mux-choice dev-tools: #
/os/dev-tools can be cygwin, mingw, vs
# if
/os is win
- cygwin: # if no
mux-default, first wins
- dev-tools: Cygwin
- mingw:
- dev-tools: MinGW
- vs:
- dev-tools: VisualStudio
- !mux-choice version: #
/os/version can be win7 or win8
# if
/os is win
- win7:
- win8:
- bsod: false
- !mux-choice env: # /env
can be debug or prod
- debug:
- mux-only: {'/os/distro': 'fedora' } # also
filters out /os:win
#
because it has no /os/distro
- prod:
- mux-default: true
- !mux-choice tests:
- ping_test:
- mux-expand: [ '/hw/net' ] #
ignore mux-default under /hw/net, can still be
#
restricted by user-supplied mux-only/mux-no
I'm not 100% sure this is valid YAML, but should be close.
Thanks,
Paolo
_______________________________________________
Virt-test-devel mailing list
[email protected]
https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/virt-test-devel
