It would help if you can: a) provide log.do_unpack that shows that network access is indeed happening;
b) demonstrate the behavior with oe-core master, as morty is soon eligible for retro computing museum, and hardly anyone wants to look into that :) Alex On Sun, 28 Jun 2020 at 19:27, John Klug <[email protected]> wrote: > Recently it has come to my attention that in morty, and maybe later, > do_unpack for git does not use the downloads directory, and attempts to > contact the git server. > > This is unfortunate, as we often do bitbake -c fetchall and give tarballs > of our workspace to customers, thinking it would save something, but it > appears the savings are limited, and now I have a customer complaint about > this, since I have one recipe that uses a private repository. > > What is the logic of not using the downloads directory for the source of > the unpack? > > I recently fixed a recipe by writing an unpack that does not use > networking and does a clone of the downloads directory to get around this. > Why is this not done by openembedded-core? > > Thanks. > >
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