dockerfiles: Add container for DT validation #352
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The kernel has started moving devicetree schemas to a format which allows for automatic validation. This requires a separate build target and a toolset (currently not packaged for any distro) so create a new docker container with the toolset installed that we can use to run these tests. Signed-off-by: Mark Brown <broonie@kernel.org>
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Sounds good, that would be something to add to the "static analysis" category of tests we're starting to add. We should just need to run a DT validation in this Docker image manually to get this PR merged and then work on how to automate things. It should get pushed to the Docker hub later today. |
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The image is there: https://hub.docker.com/r/kernelci/staging-dt-validation @broonie Can you please try to run dt-validate using this Docker image with an actual kernel source tree (from git or a kernelci tarball) and post a comment with the results? |
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Yes, it works for me. |
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The kernel has started moving devicetree schemas to a format which
allows for automatic validation. This requires a separate build target
and a toolset (currently not packaged for any distro) so create a new
docker container with the toolset installed that we can use to run these
tests.
Signed-off-by: Mark Brown broonie@kernel.org