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<khem>
it would be cool to have buildtools tarballs for all build host deps included, might speed up incremental builds
<khem>
sometimes I change a patch for a package like zlib trying to build a ptest and it rebuilts zlib-native and I am in for rebuilding whole world
<khem>
ofcourse I know way around it, but its not intutive
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<JaMa>
khem: are you using hashserv? that should stop zlib-native causing rebuilds for everything when the ptest change for target zlib doesn't affect the build output of zlib-native
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<khem>
RP: something in master-next broke riscv32 core-image-sato run on AB :( did you see ?
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<khem>
JaMa: interestingly, this is a report on older LTS like dunfell
<khem>
so I have to say new upcoming LTS might be good
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<RP>
khem: not always, I think there is an intermittent kernel crash in there
<RP>
JaMa: sadly the native builds are not reproducible :(
<Ad0>
MACHINE_FEATURES and DISTRO_FEATURES sometimes has to be in tandem, for example bluetooth, but I guess it's unorthodox to modify DISTRO_FEATURES in your machine.conf if it's even available there, which I assume it is
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<JaMa>
Ad0: there is COMBINED_FEATURES but modifying DISTRO_FEATURES from machine.conf is just wrong
<Ad0>
yeah where do you put that even
<Ad0>
I ended up doing it all in distro with MACHINE_FEATURES:machine:append
<Ad0>
err DISTRO_FEATURES*
<Ad0>
COMBINED_FEATURES is interesting but should it be used?
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<JaMa>
COMBINED_FEATURES is the intersection between DISTRO and MACHINE FEATURES, you don't set it anywhere, but you can use it in conditionals
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<JaMa>
but if DISTRO_FEATURES intentionally doesn't have bluetooth, then machine.conf shouldn't try to enable it even when the machine does support bluetooth
<Ad0>
ok
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<Ad0>
Some distro features are also machine features. These select features make sense to be controlled both at the machine and distribution configuration level. See the COMBINED_FEATURES variable for more information.
<Ad0>
"Provides a list" is the key here I guess
<Ad0>
also another thing is some recipes use ${THISDIR}/${PN} vs ${THISDIR}/files
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<simonew>
abelloni: We now have a CVE for libxml2 in the current version 2.11.5 in oe-core. A upgrade to 2.12.5 would help, I however saw your note that already the upgrade to 2.12.3 would break webkit. Any hope to fix this? How exactly would this break? Otherwhise I was thinking of just backporting the fix for the CVE only.
<RP>
JPEW: thanks
<RP>
JPEW: looks like it conflicts with the hashserv duplicates patch :/
<JPEW>
RP: Ah yes. Do you want me to rebase on master next, or wait until it's merged?
<RP>
JPEW: is that patch ok? I wasn't sure you'd reviewed it. I could ask them to resend?
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<JPEW>
RP: ya it looks good. Addressed my comments, I must have missed v2
<RP>
I cant know for sure it was that sstate one but the timing is suspicious :(
<RP>
JPEW: is it straight forward for you to rebase or should I drop that and test your patches? I'm conscious yours is a bit more complex to get in
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<JPEW>
Probably easier to rebase that change on mine; I've just done that, running the tests now to make sure they pass
<JPEW>
RP: I'll send the patches shortly
<JPEW>
Or I guess just the one
<JPEW>
If that's OK with you
<Saur_Home>
RP: It is suspicious indeed. :( However, the .siginfo file is not handled by the functions Tobias changed, which made me realize that I actually do not know when and how the .siginfo file is created (compared to the code we just changed).
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<JPEW>
blerg, I also forgot a patch in the bitbake series b/c I cannot count :/
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<RP>
Saur_Home: you're right, particularly given this is a non sstate task
<RP>
JPEW: that is fine with me
<JPEW>
RP: Ok, just resent the whole series that now includes tobias patch
<JPEW>
And the 2 I missed :D
<JPEW>
I have to take my kid to a birthday party, but if there are any problems I'll look first thing in the monrinig
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<RP>
JPEW: ok, thanks
<Saur_Home>
RP: Btw, I found a bug in the Git version of latest_versionstring() while working on the fixes for my devtool patches. I'll send a patch for it, once I figure out how to make bb.tests.fetch.FetchLatestVersionTest.test_git_latest_versionstring actually test for the case. Is there some way I can make bitbake-selftest print a debug message while
<Saur_Home>
running the test so that I can see what is happening?
<RP>
Saur_Home: print() should work in selftest
<RP>
will display if the test fails
<Saur_Home>
Well, it doesn't fail, which it should, and no matter what I change, I cannot seem to get it to fail...
<Saur_Home>
The only thing I know is that I am running the correct version of the test because if I make a syntax error, it does fail...
<RP>
Saur_Home: put in an assert for False being True, that should fail...
<Saur_Home>
Meh, I figured it out by modifying one of the old entries so it failed.
<Saur_Home>
The problem is that the test is written so that any version higher than the one specified satisfies the test. The problem with the case I found (from the sysdig recipe), is that it is supposed to find 0.35.2, but it incorrectly finds 11.0.0, which obviously is much higher than the expected...