Interesting questions... Yes, it depends which kernel is used under YOCTO scarthgap... NOT only!
I would suggest the LTS kernel. Which does NOT ensure the smooth integration in the scarthgap. But using the long term kernel (backporting the upstream features) greatly reduces the risk of breaking the scarthgap build. 6.11 or 6.12, one of them will be the LTS. In my personal view, there is (and could not be) the 100% assurance of what you are asking about. Each new version of the kernel and sgarthgap releases MUST be again tested, although I assume YOCTO test engineers will test new scarthgap releases with long term kernels (which versions???) accordingly. Zee _______ On Mon, Oct 28, 2024 at 6:47 AM Aleksandar Nikolic via lists.yoctoproject.org <aleksandar.nikolic010=gmail....@lists.yoctoproject.org> wrote: > > Greetings, > > when it comes to recipe versions and breaking changes, what can one expect > from a Yocto LTS version? Does it mean (1) recipe versions are upgraded in > such a way they don't cause API breaking changes, e.g. if my program builds > under Scarthgap now it will also build till April 2028 (Scarthgap EOL) or (2) > Yocto really can't ensure (1) and LTS means that only the recipe will remain > compatible but not what it builds. I'm assuming it's (2), but would like to > have a feedback. > > Cheers, > Aleksandar > > >
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