Hi,
On 06/02/2025 10:00, raiden00pl wrote:
Chips with the same architecture use the same code,
so when we test a more advanced chip, we also test the code for a less
advanced chip.
Same code on slightly different chips is interesting because it
underpins the least documented differences between these arches.
Of couse board choice should be be made wisely and must be adapted to
the number of participants.
Again, I think there is no minimum. even testing on a single random
board once a week will be useful.
The flaw in your reasoning is that we don't have many people around the
world,
just a few, and even fewer, who are willing to get involved in this project
🙂
Another thing is that some of the boards are obsolete and impossible to get.
Dont underestimate the depth of many dusty drawers :)
If we advertise this project it may get unexpected contributions.
If deployment is as easy as possible, I will contribute with boards. I
could also add our custom boards, there are at least 3.
but in advance, please, just make me run a script that fetches
build/execute tasks with some python on simple tool.
If I need to deploy some docker or some niche CI tool, this is much,much
less likely to happen.
Sebastien
