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31 lines
929 B
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# CEC VTS testing for Android TV devices
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Validate HDMI CEC VTS (android.hardware.tv.cec@1.0) functionality.
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### Setup:
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Running these CEC VTS tests requires an Android playback, TV or audio device connected to the host machine.
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### Building
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From the Android root folder, after choosing the lunch combo, use `make vts` to build VTS.
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### Automation
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On the host machine, ensure that the [software requirements](https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/android-lab/#2) for python SDK are met.
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Given the setup described above you can run tests with any of the following commands:
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1. Using vts-tradefed :
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```
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cd $ANDROID_BUILD_TOP/out/host/linux-x86/vts/android-vts/tools
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./vts-tradefed run commandAndExit vts -m VtsHalTvCecV1_0TargetTest
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```
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2. Using atest
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```
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atest VtsHalTvCecV1_0TargetTest
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```
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Note : atest internally handles building as well. To update the test use '-c' (clear cache) option
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