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Dec 19 11:22:08 <jackmitch_work> hmm, how does one append and append?
Dec 19 11:22:22 <rburton> just do another append?
Dec 19 11:22:24 <jackmitch_work> i want to append, a do_install_append
Dec 19 11:22:34 <LetoThe2nd> .bbappendappendappendappendappend
Dec 19 11:22:41 <jackmitch_work> but the flow matters, i.e.
Dec 19 11:22:48 <jackmitch_work> my append needs to come after the original append
Dec 19 11:22:59 <rburton> jackmitch_work: ensure the ordering of parse is in that order then
Dec 19 11:23:22 <jackmitch_work> are bbappends always parsed after the initial bb file?
Dec 19 11:43:33 <koen> jackmitch_work: that's where layer priorities come in
Dec 19 11:43:54 <koen> jackmitch_work: bitbake -e helps a lot with deducing the ordering
Dec 19 11:44:07 <koen> and probably those new layer tools I still haven't tried
Dec 19 11:45:00 <jackmitch_work> koen: it should be ok right as I just need to append the do_install in the main recipe which is where the orignal _append is, so I would guess it's impossible for a bbappend to come before a .bb as it would have nothing to append to?
Dec 19 11:45:25 <jackmitch_work> currently trying and seeing anyway
Dec 19 13:17:21 <abelloni> has anyone ever seen the qt5 layer from qt.io ?
Dec 19 13:42:50 <rburton> looks like a fork of meta-qt5
Dec 19 13:42:58 <rburton> oh so that's why qt.io are doing that
Dec 19 15:32:34 <kergoth> jackmitch_work: correct, any bbappend will come after the recipe itself regardless of priority between those two layers
Dec 19 16:24:22 <embedded> morning all, how can I tell which recipe builds a target?  If I'm interested in tmp/deploy/images/uboot-sdcar.bin is there a bitbake-layers or other command that will tell me which recipe was responsible that that binary file?
Dec 19 16:33:16 <kergoth> for packaged files, you can use oe-pkgdata-util, but the only thing that has file-level knowledge of tmp/deploy/ is sstate, so you'd have to check the sstate manifests
Dec 19 16:33:32 <kergoth> still, oe-pkgdata-util may work as well if that file is also packaged
Dec 19 16:39:02 <embedded> thx, scoutcamper
Dec 19 17:38:31 <khem> there is a bruteforce approach. find . -name "file" | grep "packages-split"
Dec 19 19:19:23 <Crofton|work> lol, Linkedin lists a position at Microsoft that suggest Yocto would be good
Dec 19 19:28:24 <khem> :)
Dec 19 19:28:36 <khem> sun/oracle too needs it 
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