Steps to reproduce: 1. Launch Hob 2. Select a machine 3. Open the "Advanced configuration" dialog 4. Change your selected distro to "poky-tiny" and click "Save" After recipe parsing, the base images available include core-image-weston, which you cannot build with poky-tiny. We need to take it out. This brings back memories of bug 2565. There, we discussed how to enforce poky-tiny limitations in Hob. Paul Eggleton suggested to specify them in the distro configuration, but in the end we went for creating a hard-coded black list in Hob. Maintaining hard-coded black lists is a pain (as we can see from this bug report) so, should we reconsider Paul's approach?
(In reply to comment #0) > Steps to reproduce: > > 1. Launch Hob > 2. Select a machine > 3. Open the "Advanced configuration" dialog > 4. Change your selected distro to "poky-tiny" and click "Save" > > After recipe parsing, the base images available include core-image-weston, > which you cannot build with poky-tiny. We need to take it out. > > This brings back memories of bug 2565. There, we discussed how to enforce > poky-tiny limitations in Hob. Paul Eggleton suggested to specify them in the > distro configuration, but in the end we went for creating a hard-coded black > list in Hob. Maintaining hard-coded black lists is a pain (as we can see > from this bug report) so, should we reconsider Paul's approach? Cristiana just showed me this was implemented as Paul suggested. Sorry about the noise :(
patch merged to master: http://git.yoctoproject.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/poky/commit/?id=31e6eee860b5f9f4ac9ef0889bcff5648de6e3f9
Verified in master:31e6eee860b5f9f4ac9ef0889bcff5648de6e3f9.