Mark redfish-protocol-validator 100% passing
Redfish, the final frontier. These are the voyages of bmcweb. Its
five-year mission: to explore strange new protocols, to seek out new
corner cases and new segmentation faults, to boldly go where no
web-server has gone before.
This commit marks a journey that has taken years, getting a fully
compliant, open source Redfish instance. While there is still quite a
few things to improve, Redfish Protocol Validator passing means that
bmcweb is capable of implementing all the "shall" statements in the
protocol standard that are being tested. A great thanks go out to all
the 173 unique contributors that got it to this point.
Tested: Documentation only.
Signed-off-by: Ed Tanous <edtanous@google.com>
Change-Id: I786d194c602e4a424f15ddea180da939535e48e9
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with the Redfish wire-protocol, and checks those against the Redfish
specification. git@github.com:DMTF/Redfish-Protocol-Validator.git
-Status: 95+% of assertions passing. No CI integration.
+Status: 100% of assertions passing. No CI integration.
OpenBMC-test-automation: A tool based on robot framework for testing some
portion of the OpenBMC Redfish use cases.