Testing the SocketCAN backend on Travis CI

Is it possible to test the SocketCAN backend on Travis CI using the virtual can channels provided by the kernel driver like vcan0 or vcan1?

I doubt it - just need to see if you can run modprobe vcan and the various ip commands required.

Actually it works! See here. I'm working on it.

I submitted a proof-of-concept in #275.

This should probably be done in a more general bus test cleanup. I am currently waiting for #290 to be merged. The idea ist to write a single test case with many tests, and then apply that test to all the interfaces, possibly adding dome more specific tests and opting in/out of special/unsupported bahaviour tests.

I see the travis build of the develop branch is broken due to this?

https://travis-ci.org/hardbyte/python-can/jobs/403679419

Yes, I was surprised that we had sudo: false but used sudo anyway and it worked, but I guess it just worked temporarily.

addresses Travis CI problem mentioned in #273

It now works. The build times didn't increase too much as well.

This is done in test/back2back_test.py.

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hardbyte commented on Feb 25, 2018

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