The kernel selftests can define configuration options they require in order to deliver coverage. This is done with config fragments in tools/testing/selftests/*/config. In order to save on build costs it is common to combine all these fragments and build a single kselftest configuration that can be used with all selftests.
It would be helpful if tuxmake had magic which allowed this combination to be automatically assembled from whatever config fragments are found in the selftest source, avoiding the need to explicitly enumerate them in configuration or write separate scripting.
The kernel selftests can define configuration options they require in order to deliver coverage. This is done with config fragments in tools/testing/selftests/*/config. In order to save on build costs it is common to combine all these fragments and build a single kselftest configuration that can be used with all selftests.
It would be helpful if tuxmake had magic which allowed this combination to be automatically assembled from whatever config fragments are found in the selftest source, avoiding the need to explicitly enumerate them in configuration or write separate scripting.