# This file is used for configuring a new test.
# Fill out this file using valid info for your test and submit it
# via stp-testadd, like this:
#
#   $ stp-testadd test_file.txt
#

test_name:            foobar
description:          foo \
                      bar \
                      baz
lilo_default:         
code_location:        http://mysite.com
configuration_notes:  
environment_default:  
category:             Scheduler
status:               Available         # or Unavailable
repeat_safe:          0                 # 1 if it is repeat_safe

# Test parameters - this is a listing of different parameters that
#     the test will support.  Each item in the list consists of a
#     parameter, and a description of the parameter.  Parameters
#     can either be switches, or can take values.
#     
#
test_parameters:      \
  -s=string           The s parameter (requires a string), \
  -d=int              The d parameter (requires an int), \
  -h                  My switch that turns something on

# Distro images - this is a list of the valid distro images that
#     this test can be run on.  List the ID numbers of the distro
#     images.  E.g., 4=RedHat 9.0, 6=SuSE 9.0
#
distros:              4, 6

# Host types - this is the listing of types of hosts the test is
#     allowed to be run on.  List the ID numbers of the host types.
#     E.g.:
#      1  1-way      
#     77  stp2-000   
#     78  stp2-001   
#     79  stp2-002   
#     80  stp2-003   
#     81  stp4-000   
#     82  stp4-001   
#     83  stp4-002   
#     84  stp4-003   
#     85  stp8-000   
#     86  stp8-001   
#     87  stp8-002   
#     88  stp8-003   
#     14  testdev    
#     15  testdummy  
#     
host_types:           77, 78, 79, 80

# Software types - this is a comma-separated list of software types
#     that the test accepts patches for.  Each software type must be
#     registered with PLM.  When making test requests, the user will
#     be allowed to submit tests for these software types.  The 'linux'
#     software type is required, the others are optional.  Examples
#     of software types include:  linux, sysstat, postgresql
#
software_types:       linux, sysstat

