Re: [yocto] [Yocto] Enable a recipe/package only when other dependent recipe/package is part of image.

Hi Ross, An alternative would be to have some naming pattern for conf packages (-conf is reasonable) and invent a new image-feature called conf-packages that uses a glob to find all complementary packages matching the *-conf pattern. This is how dev-pkgs, dbg-pkgs, doc-pkgs etc work. I

[yocto] Enable a recipe/package only when other dependent recipe/package is part of image.

Hello, I have my own layer, that provides configuration packages for core Linux components, for example 'connman-conf' for 'connman' package. I would like to provide a pakcagegroup-config, that should automatically select the configuration packages that are part of image configuration. Say if

Re: [yocto] [Yocto] Enable a recipe/package only when other dependent recipe/package is part of image.

On 25 April 2016 at 07:46, Amarnath Valluri wrote: > I would like to provide a pakcagegroup-config, that should automatically > select the configuration packages that are part of image configuration. Say > if ‘connman’ is part of image then it should add

Re: [yocto] Enable a recipe/package only when other dependent recipe/package is part of image.

On Friday 22 April 2016 02:09 PM, Valluri, Amarnath wrote: Hello, I have my own layer, that provides configuration packages for core Linux components, for example ‘connman-conf’ for ‘connman’ package. I would like to provide a pakcagegroup-config, that should automatically select the

[yocto] [Yocto] Enable a recipe/package only when other dependent recipe/package is part of image.

Hello, I have my own layer, that provides configuration packages for core Linux components, for example ‘connman-conf’ for ‘connman’ package. I would like to provide a pakcagegroup-config, that should automatically select the configuration packages that are part of image configuration. Say