Closed a3f closed 1 year ago
On Fri, Jan 27, 2023 at 10:07:04AM -0800, Ahmad Fatoum wrote:
v1.6.1 was released on June 8th, 2021. Are there plans for a new release in near future?
I don't really plan releases, but several people have requested one.
Are there blockers I could help with?
Kind of, yes. On my system, at least, the Python library doesn't build/install, with a cryptic error in setuptools. That's the main blocker to making a release right now.
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See #78 for more info on the pylibfdt build failure.
@a3f #78 turns out not to have been a real bug (well, mostly) but something messed up in my local git tree. So, I have that working again. Next, I have some problems with updates due to problems with my kernel.org public key. I'm working on that and hope to have it sorted out soon.
Thanks for the release! Already imported into barebox-next. :-)
Unfortunately there are some problems in the release - it took me a while to get an actual signed tarball up, and then I discovered I forgot to bump the version for meson builds. So, I probably need to make a 1.7.1 pretty soon. Still I hope this works for you in the meantime.
and then I discovered I forgot to bump the version for meson builds
Maybe it's worth single-sourcing the version number? You can use something like VERSION.txt
and read it into meson with:
- version: '1.7.0',
+ version: files('VERSION.txt'),
I'd say you could then read it in the Makefile and split it into 3 (subst
, word n
for example) but it doesn't seem you need it to be 3 different Makefile variables anyway?
Note that using files() like this requires a minimum meson version of 0.57.0 (no meson_version:
is specified in meson.build though).
That's obviously the best approach, it's just a question of finding time to do it.
v1.6.1 was released on June 8th, 2021. Are there plans for a new release in near future? Are there blockers I could help with?