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Nov 09 12:32:10 <cb5r> I cherry-picked `wayland-protocols` update commits (`1.25 -> 1.26 -> 1.27`) and did a `clean` + `cleansstate` but BB still tries to build/use the old version: `Dependency wayland-protocols found: NO found 1.25 but need: '>= 1.26'` - What an I missing / doing wrong?
Nov 09 12:37:16 <rburton> cb5r: "bitbake-layers show-recipes wayland-protocols" to verify that bitbake has seen the upgrades
Nov 09 12:37:48 <rburton> alternatively, you're building some stupid software which is looking at your build host (this isn't bitbake's fault)
Nov 09 12:42:24 <cb5r> idk - is `weston` stupid software? 🤔
Nov 09 12:46:31 <cb5r> ofc this might be possible in theory but my build host has `wayland-protocols 1.20` installed (why ever the heck this ended up in my docker build image +.+) so it looks to me as if it is in fact looking at the recipe (which was `wayland-protocols 1.25` before when I ran my last build. Or is my conclusion wrong??
Nov 09 12:55:52 <rburton> check bitbake-layers
Nov 09 13:18:21 <mort> are there any docs on how you'd make a recipe which produces some kind of bundle based on the files produced by the image? So a recipe which takes the rootfs ext4 file, the kernel 'Image' file, the dtb, etc. and packages that up into something which can be used by an upgrade system
Nov 09 13:18:41 <mort> I'll look at how rauc does it, but proper docs would be nice too if they exist
Nov 09 14:31:26 <rburton> mort: just depend on do_deploy for the pieces you care about.  mostly, that's the image, as the image will depend on the kernel, devicetree, firmware, etc.
Nov 09 14:33:20 <mort> ahh, depending on the do_deploy step is the piece I was missing
Nov 09 20:39:58 <zwelch> so, usbutils 0.14 (used in kirkstone) has a pretty serious bug in the usb-devics script, because all of the `local` declarations were removed and broke recursion.  A patch to fix it exists in the upstream repo, which has also releases 0.15.  Would a cherry pick or bump be preferred?
Nov 09 22:49:02 <RP> zwelch: it depends what else 0.15 brings in
Nov 09 23:55:05 <moto-timo> Yeah, some projects bring in features/changes and not just security/bug fixes. And some don't even have releases...
Nov 10 02:00:07 <zwelch> here is the history: https://github.com/gregkh/usbutils/commits/master   Summary: just a handful of patches, all of which appear to fix bugs in the implementation. Personally, I'd vote for a simple bump.
Nov 10 02:01:18 <moto-timo> zwelch: in a quick glance, I concur.
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