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We can use renode to create virtual V4L2 devices in CI
With those virtual devices, we can write a lot of integration tests / corner cases that we previously couldnt
multiple cameras running at once
test all supported formats at various frame rates
Today renode only supports arm32, so we'll need to spin up some background jobs to compile ROS for that arch from source since ROS does not offer precompiled binaries for that architecture. Theoretically it should "just work", but we'll see. The idea I had was to have a CI job build these binaries when new releases happen for each distro, then fetch those as artifacts in the actual test jobs.
renode
to create virtual V4L2 devices in CIToday renode only supports
arm32
, so we'll need to spin up some background jobs to compile ROS for that arch from source since ROS does not offer precompiled binaries for that architecture. Theoretically it should "just work", but we'll see. The idea I had was to have a CI job build these binaries when new releases happen for each distro, then fetch those as artifacts in the actual test jobs.See this PR for my initial effort w.r.t renode.
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