[oe] chromium detected as stripped

Raphael Kubo da Costa raphael.kubo.da.costa at intel.com
Tue Aug 15 13:05:35 UTC 2017


Otavio Salvador <otavio.salvador at ossystems.com.br> writes:

>>> On Mon, Aug 14, 2017 at 12:22 PM, Jussi Kukkonen
>>> <jussi.kukkonen at intel.com> wrote:
>>>> On a related note, this good work is currently a bit hidden in
>>>> meta-crosswalk -- is there a chance we could get this combined with
>>>> meta-browser (or whatever place makes sense)? I know next to nothing about
>>>> chromium packaging so CCing Raphael and the meta-browser maintainers for
>>>> comments.
>
> Indeed it does sound like the proper workaround for now. That said,
> I'd love to receive more help from meta-crosswalk people and avoid
> duplication of work in packaging Chromium so I am adding Raphael on Cc
> here so he can comment about how we can try to work together on this.

The main reason why we haven't worked together yet is procrastination
from my side :-)

My recipe's working fine and is up-to-date with Chromium's stable
releases, but I'd love to find a more permanent home for it and stop
duplicating the efforts, especially as I spend most of my time working
on Chromium itself, not its Yocto recipe or even Yocto in general.

The main reason why I opted to start my recipe from scratch at the time
was simplicity: the meta-browser repository used the same recipe for
Chromium, CEF and Chromium with Ozone-Wayland, offered many different
options and shipped quite a few patches that made updates quite
difficult. My recipe is a lot less customizable, but OTOH that makes it
quite easy to move to new Chromium milestones. If we're able to find a
balance there, I definitely think we'd be able to get a lot more done
together.



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