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If you are not using the current area you can use ezsteps to retrieve
and setup the sub-Megatest run area.

In the testconfig:
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[subrun]





# Optional: where to execute the run. Default is the current runarea
runarea /some/path/to/megatest/area

# Optional: method to use to determine pass/fail status of the run
#   auto (default) - roll up the net state/status of the sub-run
#   ;logpro         - use the provided logpro rules, the semicolon is required
# passfail auto|logpro
# Example of logpro:
passfail ;logpro



  (expect:required in "LogFileBody" >= 1 "At least one pass" #/PASS/)

# Optional: target translator, default is to use the parent target
target somescript.sh

# Optional: runname translator/generator, default is to use the parent runname
runname somescript.sh







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If you are not using the current area you can use ezsteps to retrieve
and setup the sub-Megatest run area.

In the testconfig:
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[subrun]

# Required: wait for the run or just launch it
#           if no then the run will be an automatic PASS irrespective of the actual result
runwait yes|no

# Optional: where to execute the run. Default is the current runarea
runarea /some/path/to/megatest/area

# Optional: method to use to determine pass/fail status of the run
#   auto (default) - roll up the net state/status of the sub-run
#   logpro         - use the provided logpro rules, happens automatically if there is a logpro section
# passfail auto|logpro
# Example of logpro:
passfail logpro

# Optional: 
logpro ;; if this section exists then logpro is used to determine pass/fail
  (expect:required in "LogFileBody" >= 1 "At least one pass" #/PASS/)

# Optional: target translator, default is to use the parent target
target somescript.sh

# Optional: runname translator/generator, default is to use the parent runname
runname somescript.sh