Julius Gustavsson

Things like, for example, trace. So being able to tag the tests with requirements so that you can...

produce reports where you can connect, because that's a big part of providing evidence that your code actually works, or that the code actually does what it's supposed to do, rather, is that you have these higher-level requirements, and then they are broken down into individual component requirements, and then there are tests that ensure that those requirements are actually being met.

produce reports where you can connect, because that's a big part of providing evidence that your code actually works, or that the code actually does what it's supposed to do, rather, is that you have these higher-level requirements, and then they are broken down into individual component requirements, and then there are tests that ensure that those requirements are actually being met.

produce reports where you can connect, because that's a big part of providing evidence that your code actually works, or that the code actually does what it's supposed to do, rather, is that you have these higher-level requirements, and then they are broken down into individual component requirements, and then there are tests that ensure that those requirements are actually being met.

And then you need to show basically in a traceability matrix that all the requirements are actually being tested and functioning according to... And so we've developed a lot of tooling around that to give us or show our coverage of requirements and things like that. Some of those might be...

And then you need to show basically in a traceability matrix that all the requirements are actually being tested and functioning according to... And so we've developed a lot of tooling around that to give us or show our coverage of requirements and things like that. Some of those might be...

And then you need to show basically in a traceability matrix that all the requirements are actually being tested and functioning according to... And so we've developed a lot of tooling around that to give us or show our coverage of requirements and things like that. Some of those might be...

yeah something that that might be good to open source others are fairly volvo specific so they might not be as as yeah it doesn't make as much sense but but yeah we'll see

yeah something that that might be good to open source others are fairly volvo specific so they might not be as as yeah it doesn't make as much sense but but yeah we'll see

yeah something that that might be good to open source others are fairly volvo specific so they might not be as as yeah it doesn't make as much sense but but yeah we'll see

Yeah, so I mentioned Serdi already. Probe RS is definitely something.

Yeah, so I mentioned Serdi already. Probe RS is definitely something.

Yeah, so I mentioned Serdi already. Probe RS is definitely something.

Yeah, they've done an amazing job. We actually use... So what we do with Probe RS is we created our own wrapper around it. So it's basically a command line tool that is tailored for this particular chip, and it does...

Yeah, they've done an amazing job. We actually use... So what we do with Probe RS is we created our own wrapper around it. So it's basically a command line tool that is tailored for this particular chip, and it does...

Yeah, they've done an amazing job. We actually use... So what we do with Probe RS is we created our own wrapper around it. So it's basically a command line tool that is tailored for this particular chip, and it does...

flashing and debugging and setting up all the peripherals in a correct way and disabling write locks on certain things so that you can flash or erase different things in different orders and stuff like that. So we have our own called LPA probe, which is basically a wrapper around Probe RS.

flashing and debugging and setting up all the peripherals in a correct way and disabling write locks on certain things so that you can flash or erase different things in different orders and stuff like that. So we have our own called LPA probe, which is basically a wrapper around Probe RS.

flashing and debugging and setting up all the peripherals in a correct way and disabling write locks on certain things so that you can flash or erase different things in different orders and stuff like that. So we have our own called LPA probe, which is basically a wrapper around Probe RS.

But we also have a Python binding package around Probe RS so that we can use that in our system tests, which are Python-based packages. And then you can essentially use it as any other Python library within our system tests.