This has already been fixed: https://lists.yoctoproject.org/g/meta-arm/topic/93038429#3684 Denys

Hello, Since the change in how bitbake handle classes, meta-gem5 fails to parse: Parsing recipes...ERROR: ParseError at

Yes, we are very aware, and our CI is failing because of this. I _think_ recent changes to yocto-kernel-cache are causing this. d2b8b81fd3798eb276e768c24b450e0012a31893 We also have testimage

Hello, Since the latest kernel upgrade in master, the following warnings have appeared: WARNING: linux-yocto-5.19+gitAUTOINC+eb7088acca_43e6ab6ed0-r0 do_kernel_configcheck: [kernel config]:

<alexandre.belloni@...> wrote: docker-compose has a history of being sensitive to changes in this package. Once again, I'll put on the record that we continue to ignore the lack of an elegant

Hello, Since python3-colorama got upgraded to 0.4.5 in meta-python, check-layer-nightly is failing for meta-virtualization: AssertionError: Adding layer meta-virtualization changed signatures. 23

We can't have a conditional dependency like that, the task checksums as implemented today wouldn't work and it would break ssttate reuse. Cheers, Richard

It is a fair point. We may as well add it to perl/perl-native. Centos7 still has make 3.82 but I think we now already require buildtools tarball there so we could probably drop the glibc dependency on

Make perhaps does not have many complex dependency needs so it might not be as bad Second option is to mandate buildtools on this distro And add make to tarball

lists.yoctoproject.org wrote: Ubuntu 18.04 uses make 4.1 which is old (Oct 2014). I noticed these patches from

https://bugzilla.yoctoproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14096 I'm struggling to get the data out from the old builds, one mentions ubuntu1604, there is an ubuntu1804 on both x86 and arm hosts. It is

Here's something I didn't think of before. Has this occurred anywhere else except Ubuntu 18.04? Alex <richard.purdie@...> wrote:

Hi, Occasionally we see perl do_install failures on the autobuilder. It looks like some kind of make race. With the last failure I saved off the build directory and have spent a lot of time staring

A little script I have locally which is useful for finding bitbake instances: for PID in $(pgrep '^Cooker$'); do pstree -p -l $PID echo done Output from a

Investigating a hung job on the autobuilder We've yet another hung job on the autobuilder. I thought I'd write down what I did to investigate it so others can learn how to do it and so I can remember

Hello everyone, We are actually at the end of the previous rotation, here is the

Sure Alex & team, thanks. Leo

Hello Leo, This is a reminder that you are on SWAT duty this

Hi Alexandre, Yes, I'm on it. Thanks Jaga

Hello Jaga, This is a reminder that you are on SWAT duty this