commonrc: allow petalinux command from any directory

Petalinux commands were relying on being run in the installation path or in one directory deeper. Hence, let's use an env variable (PETA_PATH) to specify the installation directory. Signed-off-by: Nuno Sa <[email protected]>
nunojsa · Jan 7, 2025 · 65e4cf2 · 65e4cf2
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commit 65e4cf2
Showing 1 changed file with 8 additions and 4 deletions.
diff --git a/commonrc b/commonrc
@@ -45,28 +45,32 @@ bbgrep() {
 # petalinux wrappers. Assumption is that we run the command either from the installation dir or from
 # the project topdir. Makes things easier and it covers 99% od the cases
 petalinux-build() {
-	[[ -f settings.sh ]] && local settings="settings.sh" || local settings="../settings.sh"
+	local peta_path=${PETA_PATH:-..}
+	[[ -f settings.sh ]] && local settings="settings.sh" || local settings="${peta_path}/settings.sh"
 	local args="$@"
 
 	drun petalinux bash -c "source ${settings} 1>/dev/null; petalinux-build $args"
 }
 
 petalinux-config() {
-	[[ -f settings.sh ]] && local settings="settings.sh" || local settings="../settings.sh"
+	local peta_path=${PETA_PATH:-..}
+	[[ -f settings.sh ]] && local settings="settings.sh" || local settings="${peta_path}/settings.sh"
 	local args="$@"
 
 	drun petalinux bash -c "source ${settings} 1>/dev/null; petalinux-config $args"
 }
 
 petalinux-create() {
-	[[ -f settings.sh ]] && local settings="settings.sh" || local settings="../settings.sh"
+	local peta_path=${PETA_PATH:-..}
+	[[ -f settings.sh ]] && local settings="settings.sh" || local settings="${peta_path}/settings.sh"
 	local args="$@"
 
 	drun petalinux bash -c "source ${settings} 1>/dev/null; petalinux-create $args"
 }
 
 petalinux-package() {
-	[[ -f settings.sh ]] && local settings="settings.sh" || local settings="../settings.sh"
+	local peta_path=${PETA_PATH:-..}
+	[[ -f settings.sh ]] && local settings="settings.sh" || local settings="${peta_path}/settings.sh"
 	local args="$@"
 
 	drun petalinux bash -c "source ${settings} 1>/dev/null; petalinux-package $args"