in target and native variant a different set of vendored libraries is pulled from the cmake sources. Add those licenses and there texts Signed-off-by: Konrad Weihmann <kweihmann@...> ---

Hi, Steve Sakoman <steve@...> escreveu no dia quarta, 13/04/2022 à(s) 17:02: It seems the test that failed is something related with the apt. Is this repo hosted on 192.168.7.5 shared between master

as described in src/pip/_vendor/README.rst pip ships plenty of vendored copies of other python modules. Correct the license of the resulting package and reference all the vendor copy license files

which has the same info as the in-file header used in before Signed-off-by: Konrad Weihmann <kweihmann@...> --- meta/recipes-core/ncurses/ncurses.inc | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+),

That would be indeed nice to have - from my understanding of the makefile those are build unconditionally, so it would require a upstream work first I guess. For now my patch is just reflecting what

Hi Konrad Weihmann <kweihmann@...> escreveu no dia quarta, 13/04/2022 à(s) 17:34: I don't know if it is possible but if we can add a compat PACKAGECONFIG will be great so we can disable this part

I'm certainly no expert with the autobuilder, but it looks like nothing was actually compiled for both of those builds - everything came from the sstate cache. I believe that Ralph's reproduction of

by default git pulls in several code fragments not being licensed under just GPL-2.0-only. In fact obstack and poll are taken from glib, being licensed under GPL-2.0-or-later - as this includes

We keep seeing hangs on the autobuilder with make 4.2.1 on Centos8, Alma8 and OpenSuse workers. The hang occurs in perl and kernel builds in particular. The issue is fixed in 4.3 and has been patched

On Wed, Apr 13, 2022 at 5:31 AM Steve Sakoman via lists.openembedded.org <steve=sakoman.com@...> wrote: Both runs completed and I'm still seeing success without the zlib

This function returns True if any of the specified packages are skipped due to incompatible license. License exceptions are obeyed. The user may specify the package's license for cross-recipe

This function returns True if any of the specified packages are skipped due to incompatible license. License exceptions are obeyed. The user may specify the package's license for cross-recipe

unfortunately not. I'll wait out the release and re-submit these later. That being said, I've run similar tests to the errors found on the AB, and can't reproduce locally, so I have no way to

depending on the actual PACKAGECONFIG some internal vendor copies of libxml, libcroco and glib will be used. In the case of libxml this adds MIT to the license. Reference the license statements based

as COPYING clearly states that unicode data is baked into the lib. Add the license and reference the COPYING file for that Signed-off-by: Konrad Weihmann <kweihmann@...> ---

by default libsdl2 is build with code from src/video/yuv2rgb, which is licensed under BSD-2-Clause. Additional by default hidapi is build, which is licensed under GPL3 | BSD-2-Clause | HIDAPI license,

As far as I can tell it is done here: https://git.yoctoproject.org/poky/tree/meta/lib/oe/package_manager.py?h=dunfell#n301 Now that is really strange! In my experience it has only appeared after

If it's not a string, I split it? Oops :) v2 forthcoming.-- Christopher Larson chris_larson@..., chris.larson@..., kergoth@... Principal Software Engineer, Embedded Linux Solutions, Siemens Digital

Please is there a documentation that contains the possible commands and the files they affect? If there is not, please what method do I use to know which command will affect a particular shell script

There is currently an issue with exclusivity for software with the same use cases (e.g., PROVIDES), and potential confusion for software with similar use cases. This is especially problematic for the