Scotty is a tool to make the process of building the SimpleCore™ Distro distribution reproducible on any Linux and Windows computer (compatible with WSL2). It uses a container to setup the same environment used by our continuous integration process to ensure that the build on your machine will always be successful for any of our standard images. Scotty is based on standard open-source tools such as Docker, repo, ... and mimics the standard bitbake command set (standard tool for Yocto builds). If you are not familiar with building Yocto BSPs, we strongly recommend that you use Scotty to start with.
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scotty: S(imple)C(ore) O(pen) T(echnology) T(ool for) Y(ou)
We found that avnet-scotty demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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