On 12/12/18 5:35 PM, John Matt wrote:
Hi Bob,
Thanks for the response.
I am wondering if people use repo tool or gitsubmodules? Currently, I
am debating if I need to copy the YOCTO repo to my local git (we have
an internal git), or use the YOCTO repo externally, and only manage my
recipes in my internal git in my organization?
We set up a poky folder on each build machine and then clone all the
Yocto related repos under it (e.g., meta-openembedded, meta-raspberrypi,
etc.).
We use our own Python script to manage all our the repos that we work
with (e..g, run multiple git pull or checkout <branch> / <commit>). It
was a pretty simple thing to write (still a work in progress).
Repo (by Google?) seemed a lot heavier than what we needed, so writing
our own script gave us the control we needed & we could understand
everything it does.
Bob
Regards,
Janarbek.
On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 8:28 PM Bob Cochran <yo...@mindchasers.com
<mailto:yo...@mindchasers.com>> wrote:
On 12/11/18 5:39 PM, John Matt wrote:
Hi All,
I am newbie, and I am wondering what is the accepted way of using
git (source control) for custom recipes in Yocto?
My recipes are very custom that now one except my team needs
them, and I am wondering what is the suggested way of managing
custom recipes? We are using Yocto .2.5.
Thanks in advance,
J.
Hi John,
We have lots of internal recipes for our own projects and plenty
of customizations (e.g., bbappend). We manage these by
maintaining our own layer and keeping a bare repo of the layer on
a shared drive that everyone / all machines pull from and push to.
Bob
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