Hi André,
On Wed, 27 Nov 2019 12:56:43 +0000
André Draszik <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am getting above QA warnings for some packages. Simple example - a recipe
> packageA with a shell script that calls out to certain other command line
> utilities from packageB.
>
> Given packageA is only a shell script, it ought to be enough to simply add
> an RDEPENDS on packageB in that recipe. But when I do that, most of the time
> (not always it appears, though!) I get the warning from the subject of this
> email.
> I have even seen the generated IPK package to not have an entry for the
> runtime
> dependency. Again, sometimes, not always.
>
> Is it really necessary in this case to add a DEPENDS, or is there some flag
> that can be set or something? I didn't find anything after a quick search...
in general, it should work with just RDEPENDS_${package}, if package is listed
in PACKAGES statically. If you build the list of PACKAGES dynamically, e.g.
with do_split_packages or anonymous python, then you'll need to add explicit
entries in DEPENDS.
Best regards,
Andreas
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