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• Check the “Discard old builds”.
• Select Log Rotation and we can keep the days of build and Max # of builds.
• Check the "This project is parameterized".

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• Please configure following String build parameters in job.

  
  

  Build Parameter	Description
  filterTestIds	Provides test script ids for execution in comma separated format
  filterTestType	Provides test type to which test scripts belongs to
  updateRdkPortal	If execution result to be updated to CI portal, then this will set to true, other wise false.
  settopList	Provides device mac addresses on which test to be executed in comma separated format. For non-qt tests, only one device can be provided for execution. For qt tests, multiple devices can be provided for execution.
  JMD_ID	Provides the Job Manager Id. This is for identifying each execution job in Orchestration
  BUILD_NAME	Provides RDK build name.  For non-quick tests, it is expected that device is loaded with this build. And, for quick tests this is the build to be loaded in device as part of quick test.
  executionMode	Provides execution environment details. Some of the expected values are RDKV and RDKB
  gr	Provides the test repository name to be cloned for test execution.
  grb	Provides the test repository branch name to be cloned for test execution.
  end_point	Provides details on type of device used for testing. Valid values are RACK_DEVICE and DESK_BOX. If the device hardware can be managed via a rack system, then end point will be RACK_DEVICE, otherwise DESK_DEVICE

  Configure Source Code Management

• Under Source Code Management, Select option 'GIT'.
  • Specify Repository base url in the format 'https://code.rdkcentral.com/r/rdk/tools/automatics/${gr}', where the remaining path of the repository is provided during test execution via the build parameter 'gr'.
  • Add the branch specifier as '*/${grb}', where the repository branch is provided during test execution via the build parameter 'grb'.

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