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== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
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Right layers and branches/revs are always defined in webos-ports-setup/conf/layers.txt. Currently we're using LTS Yocto 3.1 Dunfell release through testing (with LTS Qt 5.15) and Yocto 3.2 Gatesgarth through unstable branch. Next stable build will be with Yocto 3.1 Dunfell as well, once we're ready for new release.
  
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The stable, testing, unstable branches in webos-ports-setup are rebased on top of Yocto release branch and the only difference is the branch name in the Makefile. That way if you use e.g. testing branch it will automatically switch between Yocto releases once we switch the testing builds on jenkins. Stable is the same as testing most of the time, but has locked meta-webos-ports and meta-smartphone revisions instead of latest.
  
Right layers and branches/revs are always defined in webos-ports-setup/conf/layers.txt. webos-ports-setup is using master from all layers, currently we support older danny release, but master is prepared and should build too (but not very often tested on target). Layerman will take care of checkouting right layers with right revisions - just type make update if you want newer.
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Layerman will take care of the checkout of right layers with right revisions - just type make update if you want newer.
 
 
Current (as of right now 9th April 2013) we're using this set of layers:
 
 
 
* changes in our meta-webos fork (meta-webos-ports repository) are described here [[MetaWebosCommits]]
 
 
 
webos-ports-setup/danny
 
 
 
https://github.com/webOS-ports/webos-ports-setup/blob/danny/conf/layers.txt
 
* bitbake,1.16
 
* oe-core,webOS-ports/danny
 
* meta-oe,danny
 
* meta-smartphone,webOS-ports/danny
 
* meta-webos-backports,webOS-ports/danny (will be added soon)
 
* meta-webos-ports,danny
 
 
 
webos-ports-setup/master (this will be renamed as dylan when new oe-core 1.4 is release)
 
 
 
https://github.com/webOS-ports/webos-ports-setup/blob/master/conf/layers.txt
 
* bitbake,master
 
* oe-core,webOS-ports/master
 
* meta-oe,master
 
* meta-smartphone,webOS-ports/master
 
* meta-webos-ports,master
 
 
 
Branch name prefixed with 'webOS-ports/', means we're modifying some upstream repository. webOS-ports/danny also means that this modification is compatible with danny branches and also indicates that this branch is sometimes rebased on danny branch in upstream repository.
 
 
 
Where to push changes:
 
meta-webos-ports: danny branch and ask me to rebase master (until we all move to dylan release - after that we'll push to dylan first and backport only fixes to danny branch)
 
meta-smartphone: please try to push all changes to danny *and* shr (compatible with master) branches. meta-smartphone/shr is merged to meta-smartphone/master (when there isn't explicit dependency on other shr branche) and after that webOS-ports/master is rebased from meta-smartphone/master. If some change isn't pushed to "shr" branch, then there is a risk that we'll forget to forward-port that change when moving to dylan release.
 
oe-core: usually both webOS-ports/danny, webOS-ports/master if applies
 

Revision as of 18:42, 14 September 2020

Overview

Right layers and branches/revs are always defined in webos-ports-setup/conf/layers.txt. Currently we're using LTS Yocto 3.1 Dunfell release through testing (with LTS Qt 5.15) and Yocto 3.2 Gatesgarth through unstable branch. Next stable build will be with Yocto 3.1 Dunfell as well, once we're ready for new release.

The stable, testing, unstable branches in webos-ports-setup are rebased on top of Yocto release branch and the only difference is the branch name in the Makefile. That way if you use e.g. testing branch it will automatically switch between Yocto releases once we switch the testing builds on jenkins. Stable is the same as testing most of the time, but has locked meta-webos-ports and meta-smartphone revisions instead of latest.

Layerman will take care of the checkout of right layers with right revisions - just type make update if you want newer.