Hi,

I was wondering if it is possible to write a multinode test to boot a device, run a script to do some stuff then have it reboot one way or another, then run tests. There is intention for pipeline integration down the line, so if it isn't possible to do that with multinode I have considered the idea of setting it up so one regular test runs and runs the script, turns DUT off, then another test runs to boot and actually test the device. This (obviously) has its drawbacks, but it's something of a backup.

If I understand correctly, where certain actions are placed in a multinode test actually matters, so it (in my mind) is possible to have a boot->test to boot a DUT then use test commands to run a script, and then after that another boot->test to boot the device or just login again and then actually run tests. So the final sort of action set up would be boot->test->boot->test, where the first two are for running the script and rebooting, and the latter two are actually testing.

If there are other ideas that are better or equally viable, then Im open to those too, but multinode was the first that came to mind cos of secondary connections and the like.

Best regards, Michael