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A helper that determines whether a given router model is currently supported by gluon.
The value could be an enum:
supported for devices which are in the target definitions of any currently supported gluon-release
unsupported for devices which are not
We could extend the approach with
deprecated for devices which are in the target definitions of any supported gluon-release but are not anymore in gluons master
upcoming for devices which are not in any currently supported gluon-release but in master
I think this would really help gaining an overview of a communities demographic router distribution;
a topic that will only become more urgent for all the communities that still haven't dealt with 4/32-devices which have gone in gluon for a while now and won't be coming back.
I think this project would be better equipped to aggregate the support-state than say the meshviewer or other map-tools. But they could build upon this field and show warnings and notes for each device.
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It outputs all names expected to show up in a manifest for a full build (hence are updatable and therefore still supported).
It respects the BROKEN flag as well.
So for for a given gluon commit this makes it fairly easy to determine whether the devices output of lua -e 'print(require("platform_info").get_image_name())' is still going to find updates without the need to build gluon.
A helper that determines whether a given router model is currently supported by gluon.
The value could be an enum:
supported
for devices which are in the target definitions of any currently supported gluon-releaseunsupported
for devices which are notWe could extend the approach with
deprecated
for devices which are in the target definitions of any supported gluon-release but are not anymore in gluons masterupcoming
for devices which are not in any currently supported gluon-release but in masterI think this would really help gaining an overview of a communities demographic router distribution;
a topic that will only become more urgent for all the communities that still haven't dealt with
4/32
-devices which have gone in gluon for a while now and won't be coming back.I think this project would be better equipped to aggregate the support-state than say the meshviewer or other map-tools. But they could build upon this field and show warnings and notes for each device.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: