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--- Begin Message ---Hello developer community, I’m working with the OpenWrt source tree and use the following `quilt`-based workflow to apply changes: * `make package/<pkg-name>/prepare QUILT=1` to unpack the sources * `quilt add, edit, refresh`, etc. to make changes in build directory * `make package/<pkg-name>/update` to copy patches from the build directory back into the source's `patches` directory This works quite well for targets, mac80211 package, and other local packages. However, when I try to apply the same workflow to packages coming from feeds (for example luci or packages), this mechanism does not work as expected. In fact, when I run `make package/<pkg-name>/compile`, all my changes made in the build directory are discarded. I am using `src-cpy` or `src-link` to fetch the feeds. Is there a known limitation when using this workflow with feed packages? If so, what approach would you recommend to properly patch feed packages so that changes are not lost during prepare or compile, and patches end up in the correct `patches` directory? Any guidance on the preferred or recommended method would be highly appreciated. Best regards Alexander Wilhelm
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