Add single_package_info to opkg.py#84
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Add single_package_info to opkg.py
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Dropping PR. Adding this code here will not make it available when trying to install newer system images from older SystemLink clients. The code has to be added to our system image module, which is updated every time a new system image is installed from SystemLink. Thanks to Vadrevu, Chaitanya (@chaitu236) for mentioning the problem. |
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Add single_package_info to opkg.py
This function allows for retrieval of a list of attributes, for a specific package and (optionally) a version, from the feeds.
We need to be able to read a specific attribute (
MinSafemode) for the new LinuxRT 26.3 ARM image, so that we can validate that the firmware(safemode) on the device is compatible with the image, and avoid downloading & installing the package if not.