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Nov 30 05:45:28 <Dhruvagole[m]> Submitted my first ever proper patch to solve bug: https://bugzilla.yoctoproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11131
Nov 30 05:45:28 <Dhruvagole[m]> Please review and pardon any newbie errors, I will fix them right away if you let me know 😃
Nov 30 07:49:08 <JosefHolzmayrThe> Dhruva gole: thank you for your submission, it is much appreciated!
Nov 30 07:50:30 <mckoan> good morning
Nov 30 11:35:31 <Dhruvagole[m]> I dont mean to rush or anything, but being new I was just wondering if I will get some sort of notification via email about my patch being merged or will I have to keep checking upstream?
Nov 30 11:35:31 <Dhruvagole[m]> My email settings are set to "Special Notices Only"
Nov 30 11:39:01 <kroon> Dhruvagole[m], I can see that one of your patches is in master-next in git
Nov 30 11:39:45 <Dhruvagole[m]> oh I did mot get any notif about that
Nov 30 11:39:51 <Dhruvagole[m]> not*
Nov 30 11:40:14 <kroon> there is no notifcation about that
Nov 30 11:40:37 <kroon> I think
Nov 30 11:40:48 <Dhruvagole[m]> okayy so i have to keep my eye on the ``master-next`` branch
Nov 30 12:26:59 <rburton> Dhruvagole[m]: my method is to keep all my changes in feature branches, and periodically rebase to master.  if the branch disappears, it's been merged.
Nov 30 12:27:37 <Dhruvagole[m]> okay, thanks for clearing my doubt
Nov 30 12:28:00 <rburton> https://github.com/rossburton/ross-tools/blob/master/git-rebase-all is useful :)
Nov 30 12:29:42 <Dhruvagole[m]> Another qn I had was, when and where do the yocto check scripts that are in the checklayer folder actually run? I am familiar with github CI/CD which presents in a nice GUI listing all the logs and stuff on the cloud.
Nov 30 12:29:43 <Dhruvagole[m]> But where do the logs for this project's check scripts appear?
Nov 30 12:30:04 <rburton> https://autobuilder.yoctoproject.org
Nov 30 12:30:43 <rburton> specifically eg https://autobuilder.yoctoproject.org/typhoon/#/builders/39/builds/4433 is a recent run of checklayer
Nov 30 12:33:41 <Dhruvagole[m]> okayy 👍️
Nov 30 14:34:19 <jbe_> Can someone please point me to some documentation how the SDK is meant to work with? I get a "x86_64-oesdk-linux" directory tee with many libs and tools. I wonder how these tools should be linked at run-time: should they be linked against the libriaries in the same directory tree or against the host libraries?
Nov 30 14:34:37 <jbe_> tee->tree :-)
Nov 30 15:15:07 <JosefHolzmayrThe> jbe_: 1) use the environment setup script that comes with it 2) that will link against the libs that are shipped with it, which in turn correspond to the base image for the SDK
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