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[Test_TC_IDM_1_2] Unknown clusters lead to harness failures in matter_chip_tool_adapter #29115
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Is this happening on ToT? Why would this not cause CI failures? |
Is this blocking something in SVE right now? |
Yes.
Because for several weeks now we have not been running YAML tests in CI, effectively. I ran into this while trying to fix that in #29096 and I disabled this YAML test as part of that PR, since it fails. This is the issue tracking the fact that it's disabled.
No. SVE is using |
Oh, that's special. :(
I'm not sure, but it seems like the easiest thing to do to unblock cert/fix CI is to delete that test, and just open an issue to fix wildcard reads in the yaml runner, if we still care about wildcards in yaml. |
Hey, at least now we have CI that will fail if we we not running YAML tests, I hope... ;)
That seems perfectly reasonable to me if we are not using this "certification" test for cert. @manjunath-grl @raju-apple |
This test has a functional python implementation that is fully automated. The yaml is no longer required, and doesn't work anyway. Fixes: project-chip#29115
This test has a functional python implementation that is fully automated. The yaml is no longer required, and doesn't work anyway. Fixes: #29115
This test has a functional python implementation that is fully automated. The yaml is no longer required, and doesn't work anyway. Fixes: project-chip#29115
Test issue(s)
When trying to run the Test_TC_IDM_1_2 YAML test against all-clusters-app, I get failures like so:
It seems like his wildcard read is getting dumped into code that expects to know about all clusters, which we just do not. This specific cluster is draft, but this would presumably also fail for manufacturer-specific things.
Platform
core (please add to version below)
Anything else?
No response
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