On 22/01/18 12:36 AM, Daniel F. Dickinson wrote:
[snip]
Probably weakly define a global openwrt version e.g. OPENWRT_VERSION
in layer.conf
have two versions of recipes one for master and another one for
release. OPENWRT_VERSION
then can be overridden in local.conf if someone does not want to use
release version.
defining PREFERRED_VERSION for every recipe in layer.conf in
meta-openwrt.
[snip]
Are there some examples of this kind of thing I could look at? I'm not
terribly familiar with OpenEmbedded yet (enough to do some work, but
still lots to learn).
Actually I think I should be okay, I found
https://www.openembedded.org/wiki/Versioning_Policy which cleared up
some of what you said (I didn't understand why two versions). Also you
sentence was a bit mangled, but I guess you mean set PREFERRED_VERSION
to OPENWRT_VERSION for the openwrt packages, and when you override
OPENWRT_VERSION you automatically get e.g master for the full set of
openwrt packages by default.
Regards,
Daniel
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