CI: simplify for readability #118
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- Use YAML | blocks more, since they need less escaping,
i.e. they have easier rules to follow.
- Group several `run` keys into one block to reduce the number
of steps in the web interface.
- Fix the output of QEMU so that the following test regex are easier to
read; plus it enables proper checking of the end of the line with $.
- Use grep's BREs for all, they are easier to read.
Signed-off-by: Miguel Ojeda <[email protected]>
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Use YAML | blocks more, since they need less escaping,
i.e. they have easier rules to follow.
Group several
runkeys into one block to reduce the numberof steps in the web interface.
Fix the output of QEMU so that the following test regex are easier to
read; plus it enables proper checking of the end of the line with $.
Use grep's BREs for all, they are easier to read.
Signed-off-by: Miguel Ojeda [email protected]