Updated version of kconfig has always been a challenge. One of the pain points is figuring out how to do this well and what files / Makefile lines to edit. Part of this is because we don't carry all the kernel's helpers on our kconfig helper. The other aspect which makes it hard is figuring out adjustments of missing files, renames, and updates to things to make things compile. The kconfig git subtree effort aims at helping with this. It figures all the above out for you and all we need to do is just declare where we keep the kconfig data on, and then include a Makefile from the git subtree code into our project. That's it. Of course then there may also be fixes to our Kconfig files for deprecated features, but that's expected collateral. This drops our version of kconfig and embraces the git subtree version whic is now up to date with the latest kconfig from linux-next next-20220204. That makes for 4 projects now using this new kconfig git subtree: * init-kconfig * kdevops * fio-tests * backports I've tested this by generating a backport using Linux stable kernel v5.15.8. At least make menuconfig works. Luis Chamberlain (4): backport/kconf: remove our version of kconfig Squashed 'backport/kconf/' content from commit 98bda615 kconfig: fix backport syntax to work with linux-next next-20220204 Makefile.subtrees: document how to update kconfig -- 2.34.1 -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe backports" in
