I have a new meta layer which contains a number of recipes that fetch and build proprietary packages. At my end, the source for all these packages are hosted on a git server.
The recipes fetch the sources using the git fetcher, i.e., as follows:
SRC_URI = "git://<internal-server-url>/<project>
The <internal-server-url>
is something that my customer cannot see (the server is internal and can't be reached from external world).
Instead, customer has their own git server. For customer the server
SRC_URI = "git://<customer-server-url>/<project>
Is it possible to have the SRC_URI
in the recipes in such a manner that customers do not have to edit and change the URI in the SRC_URI variable?
P.S: Using yocto (Jethro)
Just use a variable in your layer to refer to the URL of the server.
So layer.conf does something like?
MY_PRODUCT_GIT_SERVER ?= "git://please.set.me/"
Or if you're feeling really kind to throw an error if the variable isn't set correctly:
MY_PRODUCT_GIT_SERVER ?= ""
python() {
if not d.getVar("MY_PRODUCT_GIT_SERVER", True):
bb.error("Please set MY_PRODUCT_GIT_SERVER")
}
The recipes then do:
SRC_URI = "${MY_PRODUCT_GIT_SERVER}/project"
Then you can do this in your local.conf:
MY_PRODUCT_GIT_SERVER="git://internal.server"
And the customers do the same, but with the right URL.