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Here are some unanswered questions.

FIXTHIS - answer all of the questions on the [[Questions]] page (1 remaining)

= Questions =
== Fuego questions ==

== Jenkins questions ==
 * why does the Exclusion administration page have all tests dependent on $JOB_NAME?

= Answers =

== Questions that were answered ==
 * How does a job get the result of "unstable" or "aborted", in the Jenkins interface?
   * the job result has to be changed by some entity.  Jenkins does not detect 'unstable' itself.
     * 'unstable' is intended to reflect a build that maybe only partially completed.  Something went wrong somewhere, but the build results may still be usable.
 * what is postbuild.groovy used for in Fuego 1.0?
   * It was used to set the job description in the build.xml file
   * Benchmark.dbench failed on 5/13/16 due to postbuild.groovy problem
 * how can I easily make a change in fuego inside the container (say to a test script), and then push it to my fuego-core repository outside the container?
 * should I write a script to set up my own tools to work in the container?
   * yes - see ~/work/fuego/setup-container-git.sh


 * how does ovgen.py work?
   * see [[Overlay Generation]]

 * how does Jenkins know whether a fuego test succeeded or failed
   * See [[Fuego test results determination]]

 * what does the notepad icon mean in the 0.History tab on the home dashboard screen?
   * It means that the test run has a build.description, and the notepad is a link to that.
   * This view is a "Latest tests run" portlet, provided by the Dashboard-view plugin, with the 0.History pane configured by Cogent Embedded.
   * See: [[Dashboard_view#the_0.History_notepad_icon_mystery]] for details

 * how does Jenkins know the path to the jobs directory under /home/jenkins/fuego jobs?
   * there's a symlink from /var/lib/jenkins/jobs to /home/jenkins/fuego/jobs
   * Jenkins creates the build.xml file, and the symlinks for the build number, and last*Build files
   * see also: [[build.xml]]

 * what plugins are installed in Jenkins in fuego, and what are they used for.
   * see [[Jenkins Plugins]]
   
 * How can you see the devlog, systemlog and test log for a test?
   * If you go to http://localhost:8090/fuego/userContent you can see the directories that are in /var/lib/jenkins/userContent.  This include fuego.logs, which is a symlink to /home/jenkins/logs

 * why are there so many instances and links to tests.info?
   * Answer: Bad design.
   * Answer2: all the symlinks were removed in Fuego 1.1
 * which of tests.info is used by the plotting feature?
   * inside the container, you can find tests.info at:
      * 1. /fuego-core/logs/tests.info (the one from fuego-core git repository)
   * mod.js used to reference tests.info, but as of Fuego 1.1 it now references metrics.json inside /fuego-core/logs/<test-name>/ directory.

== Questions answered, but not documented elsewhere in the wiki yet ==
 * why is the log not copied for Functional.hello_world.log (on test failure on Sep 1)
   * because the test program itself returned failure.  It should only indicate failure in the log, and return success
     * or, the test script should force success after the test runs
   * FIXTHIS - document that test programs should exit with 0 indicating a successful run, even if what they are testing failed.  Exit of non-zero indicates a failure of test infrastructure, not failure of the test.