Ability to create out-of-tree MEI clusters #36818
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PR #36818: Size comparison from 75ab4c9 to 3158e54 Full report (3 builds for cc32xx, stm32)
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"mei" just means "identifier", in Matter... This is trying to show an example of a vendor-prefixed cluster, right? Should probably be named accordingly.
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This is named similar to https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/blob/master/src/app/clusters/sample-mei-server/sample-mei-server.cpp which is currently in the tree.
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Understood, and that one is not named well and should probably be renamed....
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@bzbarsky-apple I am in the process of updating the complete tree for SampleMei. Is there a way to ignore the 'Check controller-clusters.matter backwards compatibility' check so that the CI jobs are not getting cancelled? Since this is a sample cluster, not a standard matter cluster, this is not a problem for backwards compatibility.
Matter allows for MEI clusters. Currently, there is an example of such a cluster in the tree: sample-mei-server. If device vendors want to create their own MEI cluster, it currently needs to be included in tree, because app-common would not include information of the out-of-tree MEI cluster. This commits: * adds an example for an external MEI cluster * adds an mei-template.json that creates app-common out-of-tree * adds build system modifications so that app-common which includes the external MEI cluster is being used when EXTERNAL_APP_COMMON is given to chip_configure_data_model().
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PR #36818: Size comparison from e7082e2 to 7787e44 Full report (7 builds for cc13x4_26x4, cc32xx, stm32)
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Matter allows for MEI clusters. Currently, there is an example of such a cluster in the tree: sample-mei-server. If device vendors want to create their own MEI cluster, it currently needs to be included in tree, because app-common would not include information of the out-of-tree MEI cluster.
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