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That would be possible, but removing the -native part would break with the meta-sca philosophy of https://github.com/priv-kweihmann/meta-sca#zero-impact.
The credit is part of the commit message so I'm fine with that - I personally think it's a more reasonable approach to copy (with credits ofc) to have more self-containing layers, instead of making e.g. meta-python a hard requirement (which for instance it isn't for meta-sca) |
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Hi Konrad,
I was working with meta-ros and in an effort to have ptests over their I needed up update the python3-docstyle recipe in meta-ros.
I kind of copy-past almost all of the recipe from meta-sca[1].
Do you see a way to avoid this?
Is it a solution you ypstream the recipe you have, but without -native, to meta-python? And add the SCA specific stuff in a bbappend?
Just my two cents
And thanks for the recipe
[1] ros/meta-ros@29cb46e
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