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<deuteron>
I'm having a bit of trouble using AUTOREV in a recipe with multiple versions.
<deuteron>
It seems like the revision gets mixed up between the versions which causes base hash mismatches galore.
<deuteron>
Ah! It's probably this generate_revision_key function.
<deuteron>
It just uses PN.
<deuteron>
Hmmm, might be tricky to add PV since we're computing PV based on the hash.
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<deuteron>
Actually, this whole appoarch is dumb. I don't need multiple recipe versions, I can just pass the branch to build from in via an environment variable.
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<JosefHolzmayrThe>
yo dudX
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<qschulz>
o/
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<qschulz>
I'm confused, am I not supposed to be able to get DISTRO_FEATURES variable with bitbake -e ?
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<JosefHolzmayrThe>
you should, AIUI
<qschulz>
mmmmm, bitbake-getvar works but not bitbake -e anymore
<qschulz>
wth
<qschulz>
I don't have PACKAGE_CONFIG either
<qschulz>
well, maybe because it's PACKAGECONFIG you idiot
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
want me to confirm that? ;-)
<qschulz>
mmmm, still not in bitbake -e
<qschulz>
what am I doing wrong...
<qschulz>
latest dunfell
<kroon_>
qschulz, I've made the mistake several times of doing "bitbake -e | grep ^<some-variable>=", which fails for variables that are exported, "export <some-variable>="
<kroon_>
not that DISTRO_FEATURES should be exported ...
<qschulz>
kroon_: yes that was a good bet and a good think to note but that wans't it
<qschulz>
I piped it to less and for some reason less didn't display all of it
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<qschulz>
so now the question is why is less misbehaving. Bad unix tool, bad, will get charcoal for christmas
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
so in this case, less actually was less. not more.
<JosefHolzmayrThe>
badum-tsh!
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<qschulz>
conclusion? I should start using bitbake-getvar more often :)
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<kroon_>
qschulz, what was the problem with less ?
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<qschulz>
kroon_: it just didn't display the whole content of bitbake -e
<kroon_>
so a bug in either bitbake or less ?
<qschulz>
most likely less since I've been using bitbake -e | less for a while now
<qschulz>
but not on the build machine I'm currently using
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<kroon_>
on the other hand, less has been around for a longer time and is probably used a lot more than bitbake in general
<rfuentess>
rookie question with variable expansion for a `RDPEENDS_${PN}`. I have multiple packages that are on syntax ABCD-1, ABCD-2, ... ABC-N . If I want to add all of them as a dependency, do I do it with a inline Python variable expansion ?
<rfuentess>
or there is a way to use a simple wildcard ?
<qschulz>
rfuentess: is ${PN} created in the same recipe that ABCD-* packages are?
<rfuentess>
yes. I mean, I want to add extra lines to the `RDEPENDS_${PN} =` So, yes. I consider the {PN} is created on that recipe
<rfuentess>
(sorry, I'm still too green for all the terms of yocto)
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<qschulz>
rfuentess: how do you create your ABCD-* packages?
<rfuentess>
on this case they came from the default bitbake recommendations. Said recommendations are now disabled with `NO_RECOMMENDATIONS` but I still need some of them
<qschulz>
if your ABCD-* packages all have a particular set of files that are regexp-able, I think this is a good way of doing it, by creating the packages on the fly and adding them to RDEPENDS of a main package
<qschulz>
the nice thing about this is that if you stick to the current convention you have (and which works with the dynamic packaging regexp, which isn't a given), any modification you do to the sources of the SW you build with the recipe will get the new packages automatically (i.e if in your source you add support for ABCD-N+1, you'll have a package created for this once you bump the ersion of the recipe)
<rfuentess>
qschulz: thanks
<qschulz>
rfuentess: but I want to make it clear that the package which RDEPENDS on ABCD absolutely NEEDS to be build by the same recipe building ABCD
<manuel1985>
Can someone give me a quick intro to bitbake string manipulation? I want to split the variable ${manual_filename_deutsch} right before the extension and insert "+md5" + the first few digits of SRC_URI[deutsch.md5sum].
<manuel1985>
Shall I use Python or does bitbake come up with something own?
<kroon_>
RP, STAGING_BINDIR_NATIVE points to the build directories on my system, those paths usually dont even exist here since I use rm_work.bbclass
<RP>
kroon_: The issue is that it shouldn't add things for dependencies of dependencies but reverting it would
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<qschulz>
manuel1985: import pathlib; p = Path(d.getVar()); suffix = p.suffix; p = p.parent + p.stem; d.setVar(VAR, p + "+md5" + d.getVarFlag(SRC_URI, deutsch.md5sum) + suffix)
<qschulz>
something like that I guess
<qschulz>
in a function that you then call with MYVAR = "${@some_py_func(d)}"
<RP>
kroon_: those paths would exist whilst the recipe is building though?
<kroon_>
RP, no, not as I see it
<RP>
kroon_: well, I think they do exist until rm_work runs (i.e. they're present during configure/compile/install)
<manuel1985>
qschulz: Great, was just looking how to call Python from Bitbake. Thanks!
<manuel1985>
Meant to utilize Pythons os.path, but pathlib seems more suitable.
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<manuel1985>
Can I expect pathlib to be present on every Python installation? Otherwise I might go for a pure-python-text-functions based apprach.
<kroon_>
RP, you're right, my bad
<qschulz>
manuel1985: pathlib is part of python3 core libraries for some time already, and it's coming from your host distribution python (which you need installed AFAIR?)
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<qschulz>
so I would say yes, if your Yocto is sufficiently recent, you can expect pathlib to be here, because we require python3
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<manuel1985>
qschulz: Perfect.
<qschulz>
manuel1985: pathlib is availabhle since python 3.4
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<kanavin>
RP: latest batch went really smoothly, thanks :)
<RP>
kanavin: right, I just need to do something about my backlog in -next
<RP>
kanavin: I did squash in the ruby tweak since I hate doing fixups as a separate patches if they haven't merged
<kanavin>
RP: squashinh is fine, it's just that I usually prefer doing fixups in separate commits, rather than sending v2, v3, v..., each time explaining what has been changed (and the actual change not being visible)
<manuel1985>
qschulz: Does the text get inserted whereever "${@some_py_func(d)}" occured in the recipe, or do I need to explicitely write into a variable from inside the function? Guess d.setVar(VAR,... is doing that
<manuel1985>
Am rn looking into parameterizing the function, as I need not only to read SRC_URI[deutsch.md5sum] but SRC_URI[english.md5sum]
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<RP>
kanavin: I suspect that patch will break things whether the tests pass or not and I hven't been able to check yet
<RP>
kanavin: just because the tests pass, it doesn't mean it is right, it can also mean the tests aren't good enough :/
<RP>
kanavin: you've shrugged and tell me the tests are fine so I now need to do the checks I asked about
<kanavin>
RP: wait, you said " Does this pass the sstate tests? I have a feeling it may encode a path into the
<kanavin>
I just ran 'oe-selftest -r sstatetests' with this and they all passed.
<kanavin>
sstate checksums :/
<kanavin>
"
<kanavin>
RP: and my answer was "I just ran 'oe-selftest -r sstatetests' with this and they all passed."
<kanavin>
is there something I missed?
<RP>
kanavin: well, ok, but I still suspect it hardcodeds buildpaths into sigdata so I don't trust the test :(
<RP>
kanavin: that is why it is sitting, I need to try and explain what I'm thinking or check it or something
<RP>
kanavin: I though I'd said I was worried about the data being encoded into the hashes
<RP>
(which I am, I just suggested those selftest checks as the first way to check)
* RP
is trying to do too many things at once :(
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<RP>
kanavin: sorry, I thought I had said about the data being encoded
<kanavin>
RP: right, I can check that, but it wasn't entirely clear if the tests would catch this or if they pass, that it wouldn't be enough
<kanavin>
there was no followup, so I'm asking
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<RP>
kanavin: I'll reply on list but I've confirmed there is a problem :/
<kanavin>
RP: thanks, apologies if it wasn't a good moment
<RP>
kanavin: I've replied on list on how to visualise the problem and what we need to fix in the sstate tests too
<RP>
kanavin: I was going through the patches so it is fine. I'm just struggling to keep up with patch review
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<RP>
kanavin: hopefully I make sense. I'm not sure how we fix things but it at least explains my concern?
<kanavin>
RP: yes, it does, I'll take it from there
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<ykrons>
Hello
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<ykrons>
A basic question: If I have a recipe that creates package A and B. If I include A in my image, will the whole recipe be executed and the package B created (even if not included in the final iamge) ?
<RP>
ykrons: it will
<ykrons>
RP: ok thanks for clarification!
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<qschulz>
manuel1985: MYVAR = "${@some_py_func(d)}" will assign it to the variable outside of a function, if you want inside a function, a simple d.setVar(MYVAR, some_py_func(d)) should do
<qschulz>
manuel1985: your python function can have any number of parameters, just remember to pass "d" variable if you want to be able to access the datastore (where variables are stored, among other things)
<RP>
kanavin: crazy thought - perhaps we should set some variable to contain the name of the layer being the current recipe being parsed is from
<RP>
kanavin: we have a few of these "need to know where this is from" type changes. Although it could be a patch from a bbappend I guess
<ykrons>
Another point: I have an issue with the watchdog-keepalive package. In the watchdog recipe, watchdog and watchdog-keepalive are flagged as conflicting. I have watchdog-keepalive in my image and everything goes well for the image, but when I build my SDK, I get a solver error because watchdog is included. Any idea I can avoid to have watchdog in the SDK ?
<manuel1985>
qschulz: Alright, already came up with something I think is functional.
<manuel1985>
One last question: How do I let my python function run, when not through ${@some_py_func(d)}?
<manuel1985>
That is, when I use d.setVar() inside the function instead of the functions return value
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<RP>
manuel1985: *when* do you want the function to run is the key question
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<qschulz>
manuel1985: what RP said :) the key point being.. do you want to access this variable from more than one task? if yes, either go for "inline" python or add something in an anonymous python function (python __anonymous() )
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<qschulz>
manuel1985: if only one task, you can call it from any python task
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<qschulz>
for shell tasks, there's probably a wrapper to call python tasks, I would check on the side of ROOTFS_POSTPROCESS_COMMAND I seem to recall there was something that caught my eye when going through the code
<kanavin>
RP: perhaps there could be a singular BBFILE_COLLECTION set in layers and then appended to BBFILE_COLLECTIONS
<kanavin>
currently:
<kanavin>
BBFILE_COLLECTIONS += "gnome-layer"
<kanavin>
which means that identifier loses specificity
<kanavin>
that would also neatly sidestep the issue with paths poisoning the signature
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<kanavin>
RP: although this would break people's bbappends to core, as the upstream-status check will be enforced there too - I can imagine a flood of angry complaints :-/
<kanavin>
maybe better to stick with path-based check
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<ykrons>
Is there a way to know why a package is included in an image ? In my case (watchdog package) I think it is due to a packagegroup included, but I can not find it.
<tgamblin>
I am trying to add a ptest to libnftnl. I have a do_compile_ptest and do_install_ptest in the recipe file, RDEPENDS:{$PN}-ptest set, and "ptest" in the inherit line, but when I try and build libnftnl-ptest I get an error saying that nothing PROVIDES libnftnl-ptest, but that libnftnl RPROVIDES libnftnl-ptest. Does anyone know what to do to fix this?
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* JosefHolzmayrThe
spots "nft"....
<tgamblin>
JosefHolzmayrThe: thankfully not that kind :)
<RP>
kanavin: we really need to lose the "collections" namespace pieces :/
<RP>
kanavin: I'm torn on path vs. recipe location. Whilst it may annoy a few people initially I'm not sure that is a good reason not to do it. Just thinking out loud though...
<kanavin>
RP: I tend to agree that it will force people to think about their private patches and how they want to handle them
<kanavin>
and hopefuly with at least some organizations having the 4 eye principle, someone will ask questions when those patches are mass-marked as inappropriate or pending just to silence the check
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<RP>
kanavin: thanks for the oe-arch post, that is what I was thinking we'd need
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<qschulz>
mmm getting pseudo aborts when building icu or ncurses on dunfell.. :/
<qschulz>
ncurses do_install and icu do_configure for now only
<qschulz>
link recursion too deep
<qschulz>
nah that was unrelated, just path mismatch in pseudo.log :/
<qschulz>
--tmpfs /tmp passed to Pyrex made it pass.. cc JPEW
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<ferlzc>
Hello, i'm creating an recipe on Yocto 3.3. is a simple Makefile project but the project needs "libpq-fe.h" to compile. I noticed that this dependency is provided by DEPENDS = "postgresql". But is not working
<ferlzc>
any suggestions ?
<rburton>
"simple" makefiles are harder than people think
<rburton>
does it respect CC/CFLAGS/LDFLAGS from the environment? if not, it won't know where the sysroot is, so won't be able to find the headers
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<ferlzc>
I'm not sure... maybe I should replace some variables with EXTRA_OEMAKE or patch the Makefile
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<rburton>
can you share the makefile?
<rburton>
and if you wrote it, the best solution is to not use make
<rburton>
autotools, meson, even cmake are all better
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<qschulz>
rburton: i'm surprised you put "even" for cmake and not autotools :D
<rburton>
autotools isn't terrible
<RP>
rburton: stockholm syndrome again :)
<rburton>
haha
<RP>
khem: I had a look at a few binutils patches and didn't like them :)
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<vd>
quizz: FOO = "bar"; FOO:anactiveoverride += "baz"; ${FOO} will equal "bar baz" or "baz"?
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<JaMa>
" baz" if "anactiveoverride" is in OVERRIDES
<JaMa>
"bar" if isn't, use "bitbake -e" or "bitbake-getVar" if in doubt
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* rfs613
was just getting confused by this. Even though I recently did RTFM.
<rfs613>
in my case it sure looks like it should append, but it doesn't.
<vd>
rfs613 yeah it's tricky but you actually get the difference once you understand the difference between FOO:append:override and FOO:override:append
<wyre>
where's usually set the kernel an image recipe will build? 🤔
<vd>
wyre it's usually described in the machine configuration
<wyre>
vd, I was guessing that ... but ... https://bpa.st/JY6Q I can't see it in the mine
<wyre>
is it maybe into the geamx6.inc?
<vd>
wyre you'd have to dig into the include files unfortunately yes
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<vd>
until you find a PREFERRED_PROVIDER_virtual/kernel for example
<wyre>
sure, vd thank you very much, it was in there 😜
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<rfs613>
is there a REPL where one can try out variable expansions that bitbake would perform?
<rfs613>
(yes, I can edit a .bb file, and then run bitbake -e on it... but it's 30 seconds each time to parse 2800 recipes...)
<manuel1985>
rfs613: Are you testing them by changin local.conf? Sounds like, as the local.conf is inherited into all the recipes there are, I think
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<manuel1985>
You might be faster with putting them in one recipe, and only letting bitbake build this one recipe
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I'm trying with 'bitbake -e -b mytest.bb' currently....
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<wesm>
Hi, I'm trying to make a recipe for a meson built package (https://git.sr.ht/~exec64/imv) but it's failing to find a 'opengl' dependency. I have opengl in my local.conf DISTRO_FEATURES and I don't see any other package that provides opengl or libOpenGL
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<wesm>
what does DISTRO_FEATURES 'opengl' provide?
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