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Want to better describe the package creation process, how package feeds play into the equation, and how to get started easily
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More clarity is required on 1) how feeds work (what they are, how they hold package source), 2) how they relate to packages, and 3) how to quickly setup a feed so that you can compile your packages
A section on setting up a feed would be useful. My sense is that new players just want to see their feed work, so a local feed is a simple way of making this happen, then reference(s) to the Openwrt docs on how to set up the different types of feeds. I mean the concept of any OpenWrt Makefile and it's "relationship" to the actual Makefile for a source feed is no intuitive.
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Updates to Create a Custom Package article:
Add section on feeds:
what is a feed and how does it relate to packages
what does a feed directory look like? Include a diagram, can link to example repo
how to initialize a feed? Link to compile a package article
Specifically call out that package makefile is different from the actual application make file
Updates to Compile a Package article:
specifically call out that we recommend compiling packages using the OpenWRT SDK. Firmware images can be created with the OpenWRT Image Builder but this is a different tool. See the how onion builds fw article for more details
In the "Compiling packages for development" section
specifically call out that the feed here is local
mention the setup step will update the package feeds
highlight this step is needed to make the packages from the feed available to compile
In the "Compiling packages for production" section
specifically call out that the feed here is a remote repo
mention the setup step will update the package feeds
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Feedback from @crispyoz 's comment on Create a Custom Package article
Want to better describe the package creation process, how package feeds play into the equation, and how to get started easily
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More clarity is required on 1) how feeds work (what they are, how they hold package source), 2) how they relate to packages, and 3) how to quickly setup a feed so that you can compile your packages
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Updates to Create a Custom Package article:
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