Need a one line build script: at least cheap build simplification? keyword: lazy

[rusefillc]

at the moment one cannot get a legit firmware by invoking just compile_proteus_f4.sh - for instance one has to manually invoke
./gen_config_board.sh config/boards/proteus proteus_f4 prior to invoking compile_proteus_f4.sh

./gen_config_board.sh config/boards/proteus proteus_f7

(that's due to custom Lua script area size specifically in proteus prepend.txt)

Similar command for another board would be ./gen_config_board.sh config/boards/hellen/small-can-board small-can-board

that's not nice

would it be trivial just to move gen_config_board.sh invocation into common_make.sh to get a more resilient single-click local build?

[rusefillc]

cheaper gap implementation of #4302

[rusefillc]

@chuckwagoncomputing I would like to beg for your help here, are you in a position to volunteer any resources?

[rusefillc]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5014632/how-can-i-parse-a-yaml-file-from-a-linux-shell-script

[rusefillc]

Depends on #5546

[rusefillc]

cheaper gap implementation of #4302

@pchmura4 all this here is the general problem area

[rusefillc]

#5817 has accidentally fixed this issue - compile_proteus_f4.sh produces a value firmware now (well, only if you do not need to actually change metadata)

A proper solution with automatic on-demand code generation is still needed

[chuckwagoncomputing]

This is fixed, you can call firmware/bin/compile.sh and either pass it a meta-info file or pick one from a list.