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<apteryx>
sjg1: I was referring to the test runners found in test_utils, yes. I've decided to leave that alone, as it's relied on by other Python projects in u-boot besides patman
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<apteryx>
otherwise I've just sent the series fixing the patman's tests and allowing them to be run via pytest
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<apteryx>
sjg1: also, rethinking the design about how to set a 'project' name per project, I think the easiest to share setup may be a local '.patman' file, whose values would shadow those of ~/.patman
<apteryx>
that way it can be checked in to be easily shared, and it's more generaly useful
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<sjg1>
Apteryx yes I was wondering about that too
<apteryx>
I have a patch adding it, it seems easy enough; I'm now trying to write a test for it
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<apteryx>
yay, the test passes; I'm just unsure how to register it with the current test infrastructure; the test is a simple test_git_local_config procedure defined in a new test_settings.py file
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<jkorsnes[m]>
i've previously used i2c_probe() to determine whether or not an i2c chip is present on the i2c bus. my understanding is that this is a deprecated function when using driver model
<jkorsnes[m]>
looking at the code, it does not seem to be suitable for this purpose. if the chip is present, it will attempt to probe a suitable driver, and return that return value
<jkorsnes[m]>
rather, it's the static (internal to i2c-uclass.c) function i2c_probe_chip() I would want. have i misunderstood?
<jkorsnes[m]>
if my understanding is correct, should i submit a patch to expose i2c_probe_chip(), and modify the comments?
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<apteryx>
sjg1: ah! seems I got confused about testing from u-boot/tools/patman; the .checkpatch.conf doesn't exist there and that was causing errors which I fixed... hm.
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<apteryx>
I'll send a v2
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<apteryx>
is there a way to capture a series dependency in patman?
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<sjg1>
apteryx: Not at present, although you can stack series on top of each other and set the upstream of one to be the other. Then patman works as normal
<apteryx>
I see!
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