Context
The /hardware listing currently aggregates hardware results from the latest checkout of each tree in the selected time window.
This means the page answers:
What hardware is currently being tested across the latest known tree heads?
It does not currently answer:
What hardware was tested for Linux v6.12?
What hardware was tested for v6.12 on a specific tree?
Adding a kernel version selector requires defining how versions map to tree checkouts and how hardware results should be aggregated.
Problem
A kernel tag/version is not enough by itself unless we define the tree scope.
Possible interpretations:
- Show hardware for all trees that have a checkout tagged
v6.12.
- Let the user select a tree first, then select a version/tag for that tree.
- Keep
/hardware as a global coverage page and move tree/version-specific navigation to hardware detail pages.
The current backend uses latest_checkout to select checkout IDs for hardware aggregation. A selected version would need a different checkout selection strategy.
Context
The
/hardwarelisting currently aggregates hardware results from the latest checkout of each tree in the selected time window.This means the page answers:
Adding a kernel version selector requires defining how versions map to tree checkouts and how hardware results should be aggregated.
Problem
A kernel tag/version is not enough by itself unless we define the tree scope.
Possible interpretations:
v6.12./hardwareas a global coverage page and move tree/version-specific navigation to hardware detail pages.The current backend uses
latest_checkoutto select checkout IDs for hardware aggregation. A selected version would need a different checkout selection strategy.