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[thud] packaging error in python3
Hi All, I know thud is already out of support, but I'm experiencing some weird packaging error with thud in my CI pipelines, which I don't see with warrior or later releases. (when building from scrat
Hi All, I know thud is already out of support, but I'm experiencing some weird packaging error with thud in my CI pipelines, which I don't see with warrior or later releases. (when building from scrat
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· #47714
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Inverse of BBFILES_DYNAMIC
Hi All, I was wondering if there is already a mechanism which kind of mimics the inverse of BBFILES_DYNAMIC. Like I want a recipe to be put into tree only if a layer is absent. Example: I need a fancy
Hi All, I was wondering if there is already a mechanism which kind of mimics the inverse of BBFILES_DYNAMIC. Like I want a recipe to be put into tree only if a layer is absent. Example: I need a fancy
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· #47760
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Inverse of BBFILES_DYNAMIC
Thanks for your input – That‘s what I used as well in the past, but I have to admit it’s hard to read and to debug, that’s why I want to omit such constructs. So is there a less hacky way (maybe witho
Thanks for your input – That‘s what I used as well in the past, but I have to admit it’s hard to read and to debug, that’s why I want to omit such constructs. So is there a less hacky way (maybe witho
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· #47766
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[thud] fetcher issue when git ends on diff
Hi All, I'm experiencing a strange issue when using thud branch with the following recipe snippet on thud I get the following error github.com-pkg-diff-native-20190930-r0: task do_patch: Started githu
Hi All, I'm experiencing a strange issue when using thud branch with the following recipe snippet on thud I get the following error github.com-pkg-diff-native-20190930-r0: task do_patch: Started githu
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· #47833
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[RFC PATCH] python: remove Python 2 and all supporting classes
Any news on that? From what I see nodejs is fully supporting python3 on build host, only in 13.x branch (in 11.x and 12.x it's marked 'experimental', whatever that means). Have heard from a few people
Any news on that? From what I see nodejs is fully supporting python3 on build host, only in 13.x branch (in 11.x and 12.x it's marked 'experimental', whatever that means). Have heard from a few people
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· #48070
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[RFC PATCH] python: remove Python 2 and all supporting classes
Thanks for pointing me to that - I just tested it and it even works, when all python2-stuff is replaced by python3. So one thing to stop worrying about...
Thanks for pointing me to that - I just tested it and it even works, when all python2-stuff is replaced by python3. So one thing to stop worrying about...
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· #48078
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Prevent tools from host to be used
Hi all, it maybe a already solved, very trivial thing to do, but is there any way in bitbake to prevent that a tool from the build host is executed instead of the same tool (maybe) available via the s
Hi all, it maybe a already solved, very trivial thing to do, but is there any way in bitbake to prevent that a tool from the build host is executed instead of the same tool (maybe) available via the s
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· #48091
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Best way to mask bbappends based on Poky version to have a layer support multiple versions of Poky?
Hi, I'll get your point. Maybe this could be a solution to your problem https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/bitbake-user-manual/bitbake-user-manual.html#var-BBVERSIONS. Instead of having differe
Hi, I'll get your point. Maybe this could be a solution to your problem https://www.yoctoproject.org/docs/current/bitbake-user-manual/bitbake-user-manual.html#var-BBVERSIONS. Instead of having differe
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· #48938
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Files get sporadically lost for native packages
Hi, I'm facing the following error message sporadically on all branches I tried so far (master, zeus, warrior and thud) The stack trace of python calls that resulted in this exception/failure was: Fil
Hi, I'm facing the following error message sporadically on all branches I tried so far (master, zeus, warrior and thud) The stack trace of python calls that resulted in this exception/failure was: Fil
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· #48961
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Fw: Reducing rootfs size in yocto
Pretty general questions, but I try to answer your question. I don't know what the purpose of your image is, but installing development tools like boost-dev or gcc (I guess that is what you mean with
Pretty general questions, but I try to answer your question. I don't know what the purpose of your image is, but installing development tools like boost-dev or gcc (I guess that is what you mean with
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· #48963
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Fw: Reducing rootfs size in yocto
HI, 800MB sounds fairly much for just the base system - maybe there is some potential for you to slim it down. If your project requires all these packages, I' afraid there isn't an easy magical switch
HI, 800MB sounds fairly much for just the base system - maybe there is some potential for you to slim it down. If your project requires all these packages, I' afraid there isn't an easy magical switch
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· #48967
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Compressing btrfs image
AFAIK there is no way to mount something without root credentials. fakeroot/pseudo is intercepting some calls before they will reach the kernel, but mounting isn't a supported option - it just makes a
AFAIK there is no way to mount something without root credentials. fakeroot/pseudo is intercepting some calls before they will reach the kernel, but mounting isn't a supported option - it just makes a
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· #48968
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patching an .inc file?
What you could do is to override the file in a layer with higher priority. Just create the same file under the same path (e.g. <your-layer>/conf/machine/include/microblaze/feature-microblaze-versions.
What you could do is to override the file in a layer with higher priority. Just create the same file under the same path (e.g. <your-layer>/conf/machine/include/microblaze/feature-microblaze-versions.
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· #48970
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patching an .inc file?
Hi Derek, or maybe I'm mistaken about the layer priority and it's the order within the bblayer.conf that does determine that (I tend to forget which one applies to what stage). Maybe you could try to
Hi Derek, or maybe I'm mistaken about the layer priority and it's the order within the bblayer.conf that does determine that (I tend to forget which one applies to what stage). Maybe you could try to
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· #48973
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Files get sporadically lost for native packages
some updates on the issue. I did some further investigation and it turns out that only python cache files are affected - not only when the manifest is created but also when files are being staged. Her
some updates on the issue. I did some further investigation and it turns out that only python cache files are affected - not only when the manifest is created but also when files are being staged. Her
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· #48978
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python argparse or alternate method
What about do_configure() { cd ${@bb.utils.contains('PACKAGECONFIG_CONFARGS', '--verbose', out/verbose', 'out', d)} }
What about do_configure() { cd ${@bb.utils.contains('PACKAGECONFIG_CONFARGS', '--verbose', out/verbose', 'out', d)} }
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· #49011
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python argparse or alternate method
There is a single tick missing, but I'm sure you get the point
There is a single tick missing, but I'm sure you get the point
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· #49012
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python argparse or alternate method
Hi Joel, okay, I see - although I have to admit the argparse idea looks very weird, the error is that according to https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html#argparse.ArgumentParser.parse_args th
Hi Joel, okay, I see - although I have to admit the argparse idea looks very weird, the error is that according to https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html#argparse.ArgumentParser.parse_args th
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· #49014
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Files get sporadically lost for native packages
HI, sorry I didn't specify it further. To me it seems to be a corner case scenario. This happens when doing a from scratch build with a lot on native python libraries (as it is setup in a test distrib
HI, sorry I didn't specify it further. To me it seems to be a corner case scenario. This happens when doing a from scratch build with a lot on native python libraries (as it is setup in a test distrib
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· #49026
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Files get sporadically lost for native packages
To answer your others questions... see below Since the start of the test distribution I'm working on. But also for plain poky builds if I forcefully inject all of the python-native site-packages via l
To answer your others questions... see below Since the start of the test distribution I'm working on. But also for plain poky builds if I forcefully inject all of the python-native site-packages via l
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· #49027
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