Automatically import current configuration on fresh toaster installation

Automatically import current configuration on fresh toaster installation

[david bensoussan]

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Hello,

I am setting a production instance of toaster on a server. I have a hard
time to use a poky folder I already worked on. I inside have multiple
layers (meta-raspberrypi, meta-ros etc.). When I have set up toaster, they
were not detected. Did I miss a step on the installation or a script to
import the existing configuration (layers, machine, etc.) ? Or sadly, would
I have to make a complete new setup for toaster ?

I have followed this tutorial:
https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Setting_up_a_production_instance_of_Toaster

Thanks

David Bensoussan,
Embedded systems engineer at Synapticon, Stuttgart

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Re: Automatically import current configuration on fresh toaster installation

[Michael Wood]

Hi David,

Unfortunately we don't currently support importing your existing 
configuration into toaster. Though this is a feature we'd like to have. 
The supported use case is either using Toaster to view builds being done 
on the command line or to configure your build in a project in Toaster. 
(Note that there is an import layer feature that allows you to import 
your own custom layers, though this does expect the layer to be in a git 
repository)

Thanks,

Michael

On 27/04/16 11:14, david bensoussan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am setting a production instance of toaster on a server. I have a 
> hard time to use a poky folder I already worked on. I inside have 
> multiple layers (meta-raspberrypi, meta-ros etc.). When I have set up 
> toaster, they were not detected. Did I miss a step on the installation 
> or a script to import the existing configuration (layers, machine, 
> etc.) ? Or sadly, would I have to make a complete new setup for toaster ?
>
> I have followed this tutorial: 
> https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Setting_up_a_production_instance_of_Toaster
>
> Thanks
>
> David Bensoussan,
> Embedded systems engineer at Synapticon, Stuttgart
>
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>
>
>