Removed BROKEN because sysupgrade works now

[mortzu]

OpenWRT on Mikrotik supports sysupgrade now. Tested on mANTBox 15s (RB921GS-5HPacD-15S). I suggest removing BROKEN.

[rubo77]

Please edit your commit message so it starts with "target mikrotic:"

[mweinelt]

ar71xx or ar71xx-mikrotik would be more appropriate as the prefix.

[rotanid]

currently we have two device specifications in ar71xx-mikrotik.
marking this target as "unbroken" needs more than just some new information

• the sysupgrade process has to be tested with devices of both types we have in there
• the device integration has to be completely done: https://github.com/freifunk-gluon/gluon/wiki/Device-Integration-checklist

[txt-file]

I wrote a different commit for that change. https://gitlab.com/txt.file/gluon/commit/97a01a1ddf9f2fcd9227276743a7e158ef5f8879

My idea is to use aliases as we are doing with the ubiquity devices (line 277 of ar71xx-generic). Mark tested devices as stable and untested devices as broken. Then we can check the device integration device by device.

I am currently compile-test my change as I am lacking the time to test it on my wAP ac.

[mweinelt]

I agree that creating model aliases and testing them by our usual checklist is a better solution than blindly removing the BROKEN mark on the generic image types. This would also improve the handling for firmware websites, that parse the filename to match them against enduser-compatible pretty names.

If we are in agreement I think you should create an alias for the model (mANTBox 15s), work through the checklist for your device, and add BROKEN conditions around all other generic images

[rotanid]

i agree with this, let's go on with very specific testing, e.g. in #1614