add run-unit-tests --device <>

[maloel]

E.g., with two devices:

-D- discovering Acroname modules ...
-D-     ... Model: 19 LinkType: USB(serial: F112637D)
-D-     ... port 6: 009423050073 <pyrealsense2.device: D435I (S/N: 036522070660  FW: 5.15.0.2  UNLOCKED  on USB3.2)>
-D-     ... port 0: 151223063973 <pyrealsense2.device: D455 (S/N: 213522254158  FW: 5.15.1  UNLOCKED  on USB3.2)>

Running run-unit-tests ... --device 151223063973 will run only on the D455.
Likewise, run-unit-tests ... --device D435 will run only on the D435I.
Can use product line, too: --device 'D400*'

Any tests that need devices other than the specified --device will not fail the run like they do if those devices do not exist.

Tracked on [LRS-974]

[Nir-Az]

We need all cameras connected?
Our main issue is that we want it to run even if we don't have cameras that we don't want to run on.
i.e.
Acroname with only D455, and I wish to run only D455 / D400* tests
Is that possible?

[maloel]

We need all cameras connected? Our main issue is that we want it to run even if we don't have cameras that we don't want to run on. i.e. Acroname with only D455, and I wish to run only D455 / D400* tests Is that possible?

Don't understand.
It'll run same as before, but ignore any cameras you don't specify. I think it's what you mean?
Call me.

[maloel]

There's a problem with the scenario I described, where D400* returns only a single device. Fixing it now...

[Nir-Az]

Not sure I understand all but if it works.. I approve :)

[maloel]

Not sure I understand all but if it works.. I approve :)

I guess you'll just have to try and tell me!