Run usr/fileio/fileio_tgt over scst_local with an LD_PRELOAD hook that
replaces the block length of one READ CAPACITY(10) or (16) reply with
809052976, as a user space backend did in production. The invalid reply
must be rejected with INTERNAL TARGET FAILURE sense, and afterwards READ
CAPACITY(10) and (16), reads and writes must return the right geometry
and data.
The local suite now builds usr and loads scst_user, and the CI image
builds usr for the Ginkgo guest.
Build kernel-matched images on GitHub-hosted runners and execute tests
under an external QEMU supervisor. Run KUnit and Ginkgo in independent
jobs that each build and test SCST. Keep guest images local to each job
and upload build logs and test reports.
Capture serial logs outside the guests, require complete matching
reports, and bound guest execution independently of kernel health.
Exercise guest panic and timeout handling before KUnit. Give Ginkgo an
isolated iSCSI peer and disposable block storage.
Print native test output and summaries in the job log. On failure, include
supervisor errors, kernel diagnostics and bounded serial tails while
retaining complete artifacts and the original test command exit status.
Select basic management and smoke SCSI/I/O tests on both transports for
pull requests. Run every Ginkgo spec after pushes to master and on manual
runs. Pass the label filter into the guest and require both transport
reports to confirm the requested selection.
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