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5) find the kernel, bootloader, root filesystem, etc. in output/images
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This repo consist of mutliple branches:
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- Rx (e.g. R4). This is a release branch (the latest release is the default branch)
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These are branches on which a certain version of Thunder and it's related components (e.g. plugins and client libraries) are released.
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These are tested by QA and when approved for release, a release on that branch is created (so with a tag to be able to checkout this specific version)
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which includes the QA report.
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Use these branches when a stable version needs to be build (e.g. take the latest released version tag on the R4 branch)
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- main: this branch contains the latest contributions but the hashes for packages will not be updated regularly.
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Use this branch when you want to work on some of the packages and typically you would use a local override to bump related packes to the latest version (e.g. Thunder and its components)
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Use this branch when you want to work on some of the packages and typically you would use a local override to bump related packes
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to the latest version (e.g. Thunder and its components)
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You do not need to be root to build or run buildroot. Have fun!
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