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Before the refactoring the Linux kernel recipe into a reusable class, the LINUX_CONFIG variable was automatically suffixed with "_defconfig" to find the defconfig in the Linux source tree. Restore the old behaviour.

Fixes: 5941b74 ("kernel::linux: use the new linux classes")

@sixtyfourktec @rhubert Any opinion? We could as well adapt the old recipes (bob-example-embedded in particular)...

Before the refactoring the Linux kernel recipe into a reusable class,
the LINUX_CONFIG variable was automatically suffixed with "_defconfig"
to find the defconfig in the Linux source tree. Restore the old
behaviour.

Fixes: 5941b74 ("kernel::linux: use the new linux classes")
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No real opinion. I think the user can specify the _defconfig extension. Than it is also obvious for the caller that this is a defconfig. But if it breaks existing stuff, than, sure, restore the old behavior.

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rhubert commented Nov 25, 2025

We have a completely different linux recipe anyway...

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I'll drop this. It makes sense that the _defconfig suffix should be named. I'll fix the comment in the recipe instead...

@jkloetzke jkloetzke closed this Nov 26, 2025
@jkloetzke jkloetzke deleted the linux-defconfig branch November 26, 2025 20:58
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