This one changes the hash generation to not use the openwrt source flake input; there's a json file with the list of targets on the openwrt downloads site that can be used instead.
My motivation here is to make it easier update the hashes -- currently if the openwrt source input isn't updated to match the version being hashed then some targets/subtargets will go missing -- see for example realtek which was split up between 21.02.3 and 22.03.0, so is missing in the current 21.02.3 hashes.
It might be nice to just move this to a plain shell script (with a nix wrapper)?
astro
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2 years ago
Thanks for merging my other PRs!
This one changes the hash generation to not use the openwrt source flake input; there's a json file with the list of targets on the openwrt downloads site that can be used instead.
My motivation here is to make it easier update the hashes -- currently if the openwrt source input isn't updated to match the version being hashed then some targets/subtargets will go missing -- see for example
realtekwhich was split up between 21.02.3 and 22.03.0, so is missing in the current 21.02.3 hashes.It might be nice to just move this to a plain shell script (with a nix wrapper)?