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  1. Sep 19, 2023
  2. Sep 18, 2023
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      Integrate uboot-imx-kuk/mx6-enable-fastboot · 893ae50e
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      Commit: seco-ne/3rd-party/kuk/uboot-imx-kuk@0ca48bfa
      
      seco-mx6: enable fastboot
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/3rd-party/kuk/uboot-imx-kuk@abf30977
      
      seco-mx6: update config via savedefconfig
      893ae50e
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      Integrate linux-imx-kuk/i2c_imx_isr_read_fsl · 0d2d5788
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-imx-kuk@a6646c02
      
      arm:dts:imx6qdl-san: Enable i2c msg read within ISR for bus 3
      
      Some connected touches lead to a large traffic on the bus.
      If this traffic is handled too slowly, some ugly effects show up,
      such as input delays or a high CPU load due to the touch driver.
      Set the enable-isr-read flag to speed up the message read process.
      
      Cherry-picked from 52d249fcd8ff14c01bce0b4049613b11c779426e
      https://git.seco.com/seco-ne/kernel/linux-guf
      
      BCS 746-001477 746-001000
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-imx-kuk@8ab02e4d
      
      drivers:i2c-imx: Add option for i2c read processing within ISR
      
      By default the read msg process is handled by the follwing queue
      mechanism:
      1. Client driver read request
      2. The i2c driver triggers a read and waits for a byte to be ready to read
      3. ISR sends a wake_up call to the queue when the byte is ready to read
      5. The i2c driver becomes scheduled again and reads the byte
      6. The i2c driver waits for the next byte and so on
      
      For some reason, it often takes a long time to reschedule the i2c
      driver after the ISR reports ready status. This causes problems with
      i2c devices that cause a lot of bus traffic, such as touch devices.
      To resolve this, the devicetree flag "enable-i2c-isr" enables the
      following read routine:
      1. Client driver read request
      2. The i2c driver triggers a read and waits for the ISR
      3. The ISR reads the bytes itself and wakes up the queue when
         all bytes are processed
      
      This way the wake_up calls are reduced by the number of bytes in a message
      and processing becomes much faster. However the ISR does more, but adding
      something that controls the scheduling of the i2c driver also seems to be
      very complicated.
      
      Cherry-picked from 850be496c49aeca59bf9caa295a939d39fb4dbec
      https://git.seco.com/seco-ne/kernel/linux-guf
      
      BCS 746-001477 746-001000
      0d2d5788
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      Integrate linux-guf/i2c_imx_isr_read · 7c4c771f
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-guf@1ec2a30d
      
      arm:dts:imx6qdl-san: Enable i2c msg read within ISR for bus 3
      
      Some connected touches lead to a large traffic on the bus.
      If this traffic is handled too slowly, some ugly effects show up,
      such as input delays or a high CPU load due to the touch driver.
      Set the enable-isr-read flag to speed up the message read process.
      
      BCS 746-001477 746-001000
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-guf@8037dbaa
      
      drivers:i2c-imx: Add option for i2c read processing within ISR
      
      By default the read msg process is handled by the follwing queue
      mechanism:
      1. Client driver read request
      2. The i2c driver triggers a read and waits for a byte to be ready to read
      3. ISR sends a wake_up call to the queue when the byte is ready to read
      5. The i2c driver becomes scheduled again and reads the byte
      6. The i2c driver waits for the next byte and so on
      
      For some reason, it often takes a long time to reschedule the i2c
      driver after the ISR reports ready status. This causes problems with
      i2c devices that cause a lot of bus traffic, such as touch devices.
      To resolve this, the devicetree flag "enable-i2c-isr" enables the
      following read routine:
      1. Client driver read request
      2. The i2c driver triggers a read and waits for the ISR
      3. The ISR reads the bytes itself and wakes up the queue when
         all bytes are processed
      
      This way the wake_up calls are reduced by the number of bytes in a message
      and processing becomes much faster. However the ISR does more, but adding
      something that controls the scheduling of the i2c driver also seems to be
      very complicated.
      
      BCS 746-001477 746-001000
      7c4c771f
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      Integrate gitlab-ci/hide-stages-if-variables-not-set and 4 more · dfde16e9
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@64dc51d3
      
      Use regex operator to check for multiple variables
      
      The "&&" operator does not work as expected when checking if multiple
      variables are set.
      
      See for reference:
      https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/321371
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@89fbce24
      
      Hide Confluence stage if confluence variables not set
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@db50e93b
      
      Hide deploy stage if DEPLOY_RELEASE_TARGET not set
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@f4aa0048
      
      Hide FTP stage if DEPLOY_FTP_TARGET not set
      
      This makes the variable HIDE_FTP_UPLOAD_STAGE obsolete, because we can
      hide the FTP stage now by setting DEPLOY_FTP_TARGET to an empty string.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@409c4f27
      
      Do not run CI test sub-pipeline on master
      dfde16e9
  3. Sep 15, 2023
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      Integrate linux-imx-kuk/fix_wm9705_dig2 · 1ee67229
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      Commit: seco-ne/kernel/linux-imx-kuk@b5006e3e
      
      driver:wm9705: Check and re-set dig2 config register
      
      Due to an unknown reason, the dig2 config register resets randomly. This
      disables the generation of pen-down interrupts. Without the interrupt, doesn't
      sample further touches.
      As a first workaround, we check the dig2 config register before exiting the
      sample function and re-set the config value, if it was reset.
      
      BCS 746-001452
      BCS 746-001447
      1ee67229
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      Integrate yocto-install/fngsystem-add-rootfs-postinstall · f0e6d58e
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      Commit: seco-ne/tools/yocto-install@6c54f459
      
      
      
      fngsystem: add script to run postinstallation on installed yocto
      
      This is a fix for issue with ID 746-001246: "FNG-System: Add way to manually
      update the configuration"
      
      To solve the problem (to be able to update the settings in Yoto after xconfig
      import), we added a fngsystem-rootfs-postinstall.sh script to the FNG System.
      It is a simplified version of the existing fng-install.sh script and right now
      it supports only an "--AB-target" argument from the original script.
      
      This script can be run like this:
      yocto-postinstallation.sh
      
      Note: due to lack of iMX8 boards for which AB partition layout may be used,
      this functionality in the script has not been tested yet (but already exists).
      
      Signed-off-by: default avatarMikhail Vanyulin <mikhail.vanyulin@rtsoft.de>
      f0e6d58e
  7. Sep 11, 2023
  8. Sep 08, 2023
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      Integrate gitlab-ci/remove-release-name-from-deploy-target and 10 more · bc1b37bd
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@f2a29f53
      
      Refactoring: remove RELEASE_NAME from deploy targets
      
      Append it to the configured target at the deploy class level instead.
      This removes the need for eval'ing the variables before usage.
      RELEASE_NAME can be used directly at the class level because it is known
      from build-version.env.
      
      This makes the deploy behavior identical to the Azure stage.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@e136e5e2
      
      Remove top-level "release" folder from package
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@1d5e479f
      
      Define MACHINE variable on job level
      
      Instead of passing MACHINE from stage to stage or loading it from
      testdata.json, use the original value from the Jinja2 loop and set it
      directly for each job where it is used.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@cdd47023
      
      Introduce separate variables to set RELEASE_NAME and RELEASE_VERSION
      
      The expressions to calculate RELEASE_NAME and RELEASE_VERSION cannot be
      stored within these variables themseselves. If set on the trigger level,
      they would override the calculated values in build-version.env then,
      as trigger variables always have the highest precedence.
      
      Use separate variables RELEASE_VERSION_EXPRESSION and
      RELEASE_NAME_EXPRESSION to define how RELEASE_VERSION and RELEASE_NAME
      are calculated instead.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@372d192b
      
      Use RELEASE_VERSION and RELEASE_NAME from build-version job
      
      Instead of passing these variables from stage to stage or regenerating
      their values in later stages, use the ones set in the build-version job
      at all places.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@cad30c20
      
      Remove RELEASE_SUFFIX variable
      
      The RELEASE_NAME variable can be set directly now, so there's no need to
      have a dedicated RELEASE_SUFFIX anymore. A previous configuration like
      
        RELEASE_SUFFIX: "-custom"
      
      can now be achieved using:
      
        RELEASE_NAME: "Yocto-${RELEASE_VERSION}-custom"
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@922f49f8
      
      Add yocto version job
      
      This adds a machine-independent job "build-version" which populates the
      RELEASE_VERSION and RELEASE_NAME variables, so that following jobs can
      use these without depending on the various build jobs.
      The variables can be set from the trigger job in a project's
      `.gitlab-ci.yml` file. They are eval'ed before saving them to
      version.env, so we can use deferred variable expansion or even command
      execution to construct their values. This mechanism is already used for
      the Flash-N-Go System variables.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@073ae81e
      
      LAVA: rename MACHINE to LAVA_MACHINE
      
      Rename variable in order to avoid confusion with the original MACHINE
      variable used everywhere else. Also rename the local Jinja2 variable to
      include an underscore to make naming consistent.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@a91baa55
      
      Clean build.env before writing
      
      This had been accidentally removed in
      5e36715ef6cf98df4c1b98fedddc0c3c50ed4040.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@1860ca8e
      
      Remove LOG_PREFIX variable
      
      This was used in times when the same code was executed from different
      places. We don't do that anymore, so the variable is obsolete.
      
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      Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@3d2dbe4d
      
      Documentation: update job generation chapter
      bc1b37bd
  9. Sep 06, 2023
  10. Sep 05, 2023
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      Integrate config/fix_fngsystem_nogplv3 · 2471d784
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      Commit: config@edf6b42d
      
      config:setup: Add check to fngsystem NoGPLv3 feature
      
      Some custom projects already include the NoGPLv3 or GPLv2 layer. If these
      layers are already present, the Bitbake parsing fails. As a precaution,
      check if the layers are already present and only add them if not.
      2471d784
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