On Sat, Apr 7, 2018 at 8:04 AM, Jakob Hasse <jakob.ha...@qiio.com> wrote: > > how can I set a another branch, i.e., the SRC_URI variable for a specific > recipe in conf/local.conf? Or more general: how can I change the variable of > any recipe in local.conf temporarily? I tried something like this already: > SRC_<recipe-name> = "..." > SRC-<recipe-name> = "..." > SRC_pn-<recipe-name> = "..." > > I would like to switch a recipe to a testing branch temporarily via > local.conf without playing around in the actual recipes.
For your own temporary testing, modifying the actual recipes would be fine. However, if you need to make the change via local.conf, then the procedure would be something like: 1) Capture output of "bitbake -e recipe-name" into a file 2) From the bitbake environment for recipe-name, check what the original value of SRC_URI is. For example, it may be something like: SRC_URI="git://git.project.com/foo file://fixes.patch" 3) Also from the bitbake environment for recipe-name, check which over-rides are active. For example, it maybe something like: OVERRIDES="linux:i586:build-linux:pn-recipe-name:x86:qemuall:qemux86:spooky:class-target:forcevariable:libc-glibc" 4) Pick an over-ride. Since you want to use a global config file to make a recipe specific change, you need to use the recipe specific over-ride, ie "pn-recipe-name". 5) Update the SRC_URI from step 2 as you want and then define it in local.conf using the over-ride you found in step 3. For example: SRC_URI_pn-recipe-name = "git://git.project.com/foo2 file://fixes.patch" -- _______________________________________________ yocto mailing list yocto@yoctoproject.org https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/yocto
