* Paul Fertser <[email protected]> [28.09.2013 13:48]:
> > Rebuilding the kernel each time a patch changes would really harm the
> > kernel
> > development workflow with OpenWrt, so I would rather stick with this even
> > though this may be confusing. Rebuilding each and every single time a patch
> > is
> > touched could really make you waste WIP work in build_dir/target*
>
> I see your point here. But how should an end-user ever know that he
> needs to explicitly rebuild the kernel after some particular "git
> pull"? I'd say it's a common expectation that "git pull; make
> oldconfig; make" should provide a consistent build of the current
> version.
simply write a warning during a normal make?
[HINT] will not rebuild whole kernel (although something has changed)
[HINT] force with 'make target/linux/{clean,compile}'
bye, bastian
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