Added HWQual utility script - call_script.py

archive_hwqual

 #!/bin/bash
 
 # Copyright (c) 2010 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 
 # Script to take an archived build result and prepare a hwqual release.
 
 # Load common constants.  This should be the first executable line.
 # The path to common.sh should be relative to your script's location.
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     "${FLAGS_output_tag}/autotest/client/site_tests/suite_HWQual/README.txt" \
     tarball
   ln -s \
     "${FLAGS_output_tag}/autotest/client/site_tests/suite_HWQual/html" tarball
   ln -s autotest/client/site_tests/suite_HWQual/manual \
     "tarball/${FLAGS_output_tag}"
   cp "${script_dir}/mod_for_test_scripts/ssh_keys/testing_rsa" \
     "tarball/${FLAGS_output_tag}"
   chmod 0400 "tarball/${FLAGS_output_tag}/testing_rsa"
   mv autotest "tarball/${FLAGS_output_tag}"
+  # Copy call_script.py to tarball.
+  cp "${script_dir}/call_script.py tarball/${FLAGS_output_tag}"

[kmixter1, 2011/01/13 01:52:52]

If you're adding this to the package, have you considered changing
suite_HWQual/README.txt to use this instead of instructing user to call
server/autoserv directly?  It does mean you'll need to support problems that may
occur with this script externally, but it would simplify how partners and we run
these tests.

[ruchic, 2011/01/18 23:52:31]

Done. 
This script was initially developed mainly as a utility to speed up the HWQual
test process for the QA team.

However, in case vendors want to use this script, I have submitted the changes
to README.txt in CL http://codereview.chromium.org/6346005

In case vendors want to use the old method of running the HWQual tests, it is
still present in the README.txt

   cp "${script_dir}/generate_test_report.py" \
     "tarball/${FLAGS_output_tag}/generate_test_report"
   # Copy python lib used in generate_test_report.
   mkdir -p "tarball/${FLAGS_output_tag}/lib"
   cp "${script_dir}/lib/cros_build_lib.py" \
     "tarball/${FLAGS_output_tag}/lib"
   echo "Creating ${FLAGS_to}/${FLAGS_output_tag}.tar.bz2..."
   mkdir -p "${FLAGS_to}"
   cd tarball
   tar --bzip2 -cf "${FLAGS_to}/${FLAGS_output_tag}.tar.bz2" .
 
   trap - EXIT
   cleanup
 
   echo "Done."
   cd "${script_dir}"
 }
 
 main "$@"