- bsp-cli: now depends on `base-files (>= ${REVISION})`, this way upgrading the bsp-cli causes our base-files to be installed
- bsp-cli no longer does gymnastics with /etc/os-release et al, all done in armbian-base-files now
- general/apt-utils.sh: introduce `apt_find_upstream_package_version_and_download_url()`
- base-files: add release to version, in order to comply with repo restrictions (valid repos can't have two different debs with same name and version, md5 must match)
- rationale: we don't want an eternal chicken-egg problem with rootfs vs repo.
- but, desktop rootfs require some parts of repo. case in point: `system-monitoring-center`
- so only add certain components of repo (-desktop, -utils) to rootfs so that is honored
- introduce `custom_apt_repo()` hook for extensions to add their repos as well
- same chicken-egg-avoiding is possible via param `CUSTOM_REPO_WHEN`
- otherwise we get 4 errors for each "error" in CI
- one for the real error
- one for "wait for cleanups"
- one for "Docker build failed"
- one from GHA itself since command failed (we can't get rid of this)
- `odroidxu4`'s firmware hook for vendor kernel. such is life, no use warning.
- `sun50iw9`: vendor kernel with extension, proven working, stop warning
- old kernels don't have working headers, it's a fact of life, remove warning
- `PACKAGE_LIST_BOARD_REMOVE` is used only in `helios64` board
- the fact is `PACKAGE_LIST_BOARD_REMOVE` removes the packages _from the rootfs_ and not _from the image_
- this only accounts for that fact, but in the future we should actually change how this works
- partially revert 6ef394d95d (thus bring back the TUI/dialog for selecting KERNEL_CONFIGURE=yes/no)
- partially revert d890b418c7 (thus bring back the capacity to config & build image in one go)
- stop after configuring kernel, but only if command is `kernel-config`, not regular image-build KERNEL_CONFIGURE=yes
- rootfs is built with BOARD= so just live with it (idea about this warn was that families might hook rootfs build process)
- count, instead of du, apt caches. seems some empty dirs are reported as "1Mb" by du?
- revert #5139 Revert "Apt lists is needed for synpatic index generation"
This reverts commit 63e9bd3baa
- this actually only left junk in rootfs cache for the future to find
- stop at the correct places for `inventory` and `targets` non-GHA-specific commands
- handle `gha-template` first (and return), since it does not really depend on any info/targets/etc
- batcat the output for show-off
- python-tools: add Jinja2. Incredible how we made it this far without it.
- output-gha-workflow-template: a double-templater, first runs jinja with a custom syntax, then "moar magic" to be useful for GHA
* Move packages to new location
* Adjust build runners
* Switch to OS
Signed-off-by: Igor <igor@armbian.com>
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Signed-off-by: Igor <igor@armbian.com>
Co-authored-by: Ricardo Pardini <ricardo@pardini.net>
- rootfs is not a deb package, and thus not subject to the same strict ordering rules of `artifact_prefix_version`
- replace with `yyyymm` (`202305`) in version so we get one-per-month automatically
- all interactive commands now **don't build the artifact** anymore; just patches/.configs are produced and then build ends
- user is required to put the produced patches in the right place and build again, for full consistency
- split ATF and U-BOOT manual patching process; use CLI command `atf-patch` to patch ATF, and `uboot-patch` to patch u-boot
- non-interactive artifact builds are now 100% sans-stdin
- introduce `uboot-config` CLI command; still experimental, only produces a defconfig and not a patch
- reworked `userpatch_create()` to be (hopefully) more useful:
- detects a previous patch and offers to apply it before continuing
- enters a loop showing the diff, and only proceeds when user indicates he's happy with the patch
- produces `mbox`-formatted patches via `format-patch` and standard Armbian parameters
- uses MAINTAINER and MAINTAINERMAIL instead of git configuration (so it works in containers)
- don't allow image builds with any patching or configuring _at all_ (it has been deprecated with a warning for months already, and results are inconsistent)
