waveform80
commented
5 months ago Open question: I've included the (now unsupported) interim releases in the "configs" directory not so that they can actually be generated, but more so one can track the evolution of the boot configuration over releases. However, it's arguable that these should just be excluded for further simplification.
Then again, we don't bother pruning unsupported branches from repos like lp:ubuntu-images so perhaps these should just stick around?
vorlonofportland
The "classic" branch currently generates the boot config for the various releases. This is a good example of something that is "too clever to be maintainable" and needs replacing with something much simpler. This branch removes all the horridly complex generation of configs from the
Makefileand replaces them with trivial copy operations. The config template snippets are removed and replaced with a series of directories, the contents of which have been directly extracted from the corresponding images.This branch also removes the "core" target from the "Makefile"; this branch can't build core gadgets and shouldn't pretend it can, and finally adds some brief documentation of the new layout of the "configs" directory.