> I am installing multiple version of the package and I have an update recipe
> based on swupdate that will have these versions listed in a file so that I
> can ONLY trigger updates based on some logics that are linked to these
> versions.
You can create this file with package version in your r
On Mon, 4 Nov 2024 at 20:53, Sid-Ali via Lists.Yoctoproject.Org
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> Yes you are absolutely right, I would need the variable that contains list of
> the versions (in my example: VAR = "1.1 1.2 1.3") for the installed packages
> and not for the included recipes.
> If I understood correctly, y
>
> But adding a recipe to a layer will not add it to any image. You still
> need to place it explicitly in a list somewhere.
>
Yes you are absolutely right, I would need the variable that contains list of
the versions (in my example: VAR = "1.1 1.2 1.3") for the installed packages
and not for
Hi,
perhaps you can explain a bit more what you really want to achieve.
You wrote you want to have it in a global variable, but to what purpose:
Do you need to use it one recipe?
My guess is that you don't know how many versions of pkg-* you have
(three in your example) and you maybe want to do
But adding a recipe to a layer will not add it to any image. You still need
to place it explicitly in a list somewhere.
Alex
On Mon 4. Nov 2024 at 19.05, Sid-Ali via Lists.Yoctoproject.Org
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> This would not be dynamic, I wanted to do that during parsing time so that
> even if I add anothe
This would not be dynamic, I wanted to do that during parsing time so that even
if I add another recipe, I would have the variable updated automatically
without the need to re-define it
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Presumably you list these somewhere in an image recipe (so that
they're installed) - this could be moved into a variable in your
distro definition where it would be global?
Alex
On Mon, 4 Nov 2024 at 17:35, Sid-Ali via lists.yoctoproject.org
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> Hello
>
> I am struggling with a simple cas