The previous logic failed when there are no artifacts for archiving, for multiple reasons. Fix all of them:
* "allow-empty" needs to be set, so jenkins doesn't fail the job when it can't find any artifacts to archive. * The "artifacts" string must not be empty even if "allow-empty" is set, as otherwise it assumes a configuration error. * The jenkins jobs fails in the archiving step if the workspace dir doesn't exist.
Ensure the JDK can always be installed to /home/{{ jenkins_user }}/jenkins/jdk/bin/java, even if ~/jenkins does not exist yet at this point. This could be because jenkins didn't connect to the node yet, or because the jenkins dir isn't set to ~/jenkins.
Add a script for downloading artifacts from the build job in a gerrit pipeline, so it can be used in the hwtest job job.
pipeline: <--- URL to the pipeline is passed to all jobs parallel: sequential: build <--- artifacts are here hwtest <--- will call the new script with the pipeline URL lint binpkgs ...
Add a new test that flashes the firmware from the previous build job and runs tests against it. Tests are intentionally from the master branch for security reasons.
