opkg-utils ends up in any opkg/rpm image with package management as it's the
provider for update-alternatives. If dev-pkgs is enabled then opkg-utils-dev
will get installed, which is empty but will subsequently pull python3-dev into
the image (as opkg-utils-python depends on python3).
As this can result in all of Python appearing in otherwise small images, don't
generate these pointless packages.
Signed-off-by: Ross Burton <ross.burton@intel.com>
fi
}
+# These are empty and will pull python3-dev into images where it wouldn't
+# have been otherwise, so don't generate them.
+PACKAGES_remove = "${PN}-dev ${PN}-staticdev"
+
PACKAGES =+ "update-alternatives-opkg"
FILES_update-alternatives-opkg = "${bindir}/update-alternatives"
RPROVIDES_update-alternatives-opkg = "update-alternatives update-alternatives-cworth"