On 31. 10. 23, 15:05, Borislav Petkov wrote:
On Tue, Oct 31, 2023 at 02:59:39PM +0100, Jiri Slaby wrote:
As I wrote, we have a config which maintainers feed through oldconfig when
updating the kernel. This time we got WRUSS=y. It was stored in git and
later passed to build the kernel. And we received a different config from
the build (WRUSS=n).
We diff the two and error out if the built kernel differs from the passed
configuration. Which is the case here.
I sure hope that diffing script can ignore Kconfig items.
Definitely, I can add an ignore on that level.
Because this
doesn't sound like a reason to "fix" the upstream kernel and as Masahiro
says, it doesn't change anything anyway.
It changes what's in .config and corresponds 1:1 to what is used during
the build.
Now, I have a .config from "make oldconfig". But "make all" will read it
and flips the value. (That is IMHO misleading, but I can live with that,
provided I now know. Not sure about others though.)
thanks,
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js
suse labs
