Investigating.

From what we understand we were suppose to deploy only electro NOT basking
https://b.corp.google.com/u/0/issues/64805465#comment3

It looks like somebody re-jiggered the reef builder to be a unibuilder
with models named "reef", "basking", and "electro".

Previously, when unibuilds were less stable, we had problems with
the labels on basking and electro.  I don't remember the details,
but I think we ended up manually relabeling to make sure tests could
run.  Now that the build has changed, I suspect we just need to manually
re-label again.

We might want to revisit how the "model" label automatic detection is
working.  I think there's logic that prevents the "model" label from
changing.  That was needed at one time, but we may have reached the point
where that's no longer the right thing to do.

Any update on this? Whom is the right person to decide if we should change the labels, and to actually change the labels?

Based on the way that reef was setup originally electro and basking should be used interchangeably. We have both boards deployed to cover the single deployment for reef. If this needs to be changed please let me know soon, as we will most likely need to purchase a large amount of devices.  

They are almost all electro, how short are we on electro?

I guess the real root problem here is that Goldeneye does not show results for reef currently, so we have to check other resources like Stainless.

We don't have reef as a model of reef in the build views (seems like a bug).

https://screenshot.googleplex.com/pFqpakcGy45

https://screenshot.googleplex.com/8uXtkmtKhDn

We also don't seem to be able to use the lab board value to redirect results from 'reef' boards into the rows for electro and basking.

If we really want to keep the electro and basking as only reef from a lab perspective we can fix this in other ways I guess.

Following up from bug 867624.

Cleaned the reef labels using:
"
#!/bin/bash
# Replace all instances of a label in the lab with a different label.
# USE WITH CAUTION!

#Set to the old label to replace.
OLD_LABEL="model:reef"

#Set to the new label we want.
NEW_LABEL="model:electro"

#Find all DUTs with a particular label
DUTS=$(atest host list -b ${OLD_LABEL} | cut -d ' ' -f1)

#Remove extra Host entry
DUTS=$(echo ${DUTS} | cut -d ' ' -f2-)

echo "Found the following DUTs to change labels on:"
echo ${DUTS}

for DUT in ${DUTS}; do
  echo "Replacing ${OLD_LABEL} with ${NEW_LABEL} on ${DUT}"
  atest label add ${NEW_LABEL} -m ${DUT}
  atest label remove ${OLD_LABEL} -m ${DUT}
done

echo "Done..."
"

Confirmed results in cautotest/.