We are planning to hold a LArSoft Architecture and Testing Workshop on June 3rd, immediately following the FIFE Workshop. All interested LArSoft users and developers are invited to attend. The goal of this hands-on workshop is twofold: to engage the LArSoft community in the architecture revisions, and to expand and tailor the CI test suites to meet the day-to-day needs of LArSoft developers and offline managers. The working sessions and discussion topics will include the following:
➢ Overview of current LArSoft architecture and improvement areas
➢ LArSoft architecture review goals and status
➢ Discussion of major revisions to ClusterCrawler and Geometry service
➢ User led discussion and contributions to architecture review and revisions
➢ The Continuous Integration system
➢ Test suite demonstration, discussion and design
➢ Community discussion of future developments and needs from LArSoft
Architecture Review Goals, Principles and Examples30m
Speaker:
Gianluca Petrillo
(University of Rochester)
Slides
09:40
→
10:15
Hands-on Working Session35m
The goal is to review the given code, develop a refactoring plan and present the list of fixes to be done to the group.
10:15
→
10:30
Coffee Break
15m
10:30
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11:40
Hands-on Working Session1h 10m
11:40
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12:00
Participants Presentations20m
12:00
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13:00
Lunch Break
1h
13:00
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13:20
Introduction to LArSoft CI System20m
Slides
13:20
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13:40
Developing a Tiered Testing Framework for LArSoft20m
In this talk we will describe the requirements for a tiered testing framework for LArSoft and introduce the working tasks.
13:40
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14:30
Hands-on Working Session50m
The goal of hands-on working session is to develop a plan of multiple test suites within runtime and test scope targets, i.e. what tests will be covered in each tier.
14:30
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15:00
Coffee Break
30m
15:00
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16:30
Hands-on Working Session1h 30m
16:30
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17:00
Community discussion of future developments and needs from LArSoft30m