samples: driver: video: enable capture case to run

[hakehuang]

enable capture case with fixture_camera to run

[josuah]

It is possible that mimxrt1064_evk board config is missing due to a renaming that happened at the same time as a contribution.
#78414

In hope this does not affect your setup.
I will need to learn about test fixtures, that sounds interesting.

[hakehuang]

It is possible that mimxrt1064_evk board config is missing due to a renaming that happened at the same time as a contribution.
#78414

Rt1060 and rt1064 are basically the same for video

[josuah]

It looks like part of this project to improve hardware-in-the-loop tests:

• Peripheral Test Unification #68400

Sorry I lack experience for reviewing the test fixtures, and could not find fixture_camera mentioned anywhere on the python scripts. Did I miss something?

[hakehuang]

Sorry I lack experience for reviewing the test fixtures, and could not find fixture_camera mentioned anywhere on the python scripts. Did I miss something?

the fixture_camera is a postion taken here, the process is that, if you add --fixture fixture_camera in your command line or

fixtures:
 - fxiture_camera

in your board map file, then you can test this case, otherwise, this is a build only case. As for now, this is the first case with fixture_camera. and the fixture_camera is a virtual for below devices list in readme.

• Camera iMXRT_

• :ref:mimxrt1064_evk

• MT9M114 camera module_

• :ref:mimxrt1170_evk

• OV5640 camera module_

[josuah]

Thank you this was insightful! This makes sense and permits me to understand fixtures.
Having a command line flag --fixture fixture_camera means there is no dependency for this to be usable, and already useful for custom boards.