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The BTW, I'm just curious, how do you update your static Zephyr repo? Do you commit the files from sub-module to the Zephyr repo? If so, why not use T2 topology? With T2 topology combined with
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Hi Yashi, thanks for the reply. Your question about the Probably part of my problem is that the repository I'm working with does not have a recommend zephyr workspace topology. Instead we're bootstrapping out environment by exporting ZEPHYR_BASE to the environment and then running west commands. I was hoping for a way to resolve this problem without restructuring the project tree. |
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Ah, I see. It looks like the problem specifically arises when I remove the git folder from zephyr's directory. |
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For automating builds that run in a docker image I'd like to create a fix Zephyr repository that does not need to be initialized every time a new pipeline runs. I've removed the .git folders for each submodule which allows me to commit all the required files in a static way.
Having removed the .git folder removes west extension commands. Specifically I'm interested in the build command. If I restore the .git folder, the extension commands return. Is there a way around requiring the .git folder?
For reference I'm working out of the nRF connect 1.9.1 SDK that utilizes Zephyr.
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