11:03 <xypron> Tartarus: https://lore.kernel.org/u-boot/20241103105635.107181-1-heinrich.schuchardt@canonical.com/T/#u addresses the ReadTheDocs build issue.

13:47 <marex> Kwiboo: thanks for taking care of the TCPD patches

17:50 <chroot_0x01> hello @all

17:52 <chroot_0x01> Can some please explain, what form of email address following this "If you are registering an account, please send a short e-mail to source-admins AT denx DOT de with your username afterwards." should have? Please add an example, if the username is not meant to be sent within 'subject' line.

17:56 <marex> what are you trying to do ?

18:09 <Tartarus> Sign up with our gitlab

18:09 <Tartarus> And yes, email that address and ask for your account to be activated. It's read by a human, not an automated system

18:26 <marex> Tartarus: too late :)

18:39 <xypron> sjg1: buildman's select_boards() describes excludes is a list of str but we are using exclude.matches() which only exists for regular expressions. So it seems that exclude is a list of str defining regular expressions. E.g. '^malta' could be used to exclude all malta* boards? I think we need some more precision in the documentation of buildman.

18:57 <sjg1> xypron: It is implied here, but not explicitly stated: https://docs.u-boot.org/en/latest/build/buildman.html#selecting-which-boards-to-build

18:57 <sjg1> xypron: Perhaps send a patch?

18:58 <xypron> sjg1: I was looking at the Python code. In the html doc there is an example with a regular expression, ok.

18:59 <xypron> and regular expression is mentioned

19:01 <sjg1> Tartarus: I got an arm64 machine and it sort-of passes CI tests. I have no idea how it could be connected to gitlab though. The docker image has some parts which assume x86_64, from what I can tell

19:03 <xypron> sjg1: We need a new Docker image and a new Dockerfile.

19:03 <xypron> sjg1: Just add Dockerfile.arm64 in the same directory.

19:04 <Tartarus> We need to re-work the Dockerfile to a proper multi-arch format, yeah

19:16 <xypron> Tartarus: Chat-GPT suggests this if you want a single Dockerfile for multiple architectures: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/mXWg5Pdc6F/ and then pass the environment argument as --build-arg ARCH=arm64 to buildx.

19:17 <xypron> Would you prefer a single Dockerfile?

19:17 <Tartarus> I have zero faith in chatgpt/et al

19:17 <Tartarus> So please let me know when you've got something tested and working.

19:18 <Tartarus> And whichever way you think looks clean and maintainable long term

21:17 <sjg1> Tartarus: xypron: OK. I have no idea what I am doing but I will see if I can send a patch to start things off

21:17 <sjg1> But another problem is how to use it with gitlab

21:27 <xypron> sjg1: You can assign tags to jobs in .gitlab.yaml. Then Gitlab will look for runners matching the tags. E.g. you could have a single job for sandbox on arm64 and only this job for each pipeline would run on your arm machine. All others remain on x86.

21:54 <sjg1> xypron: Yes that sounds like a good idea. That's what I did for my hardware lab