A Bridle for Your Kite - Best Practices for Downstream Development...
summary
Bridle presents a concrete downstream blueprint: a GitHub workspace that mirrors Zephyr and rebases automatically with west manifest sync every two hours, a CMake extension that injects version and toolchain guards, and a custom west/rest export that reuses Zephyr’s cmake runner. It runs nightly QA test suite on a self-hosted runner and a self-hosted GitHub runner on a Raspberry Pi as a hardware-in-the-loop reference, publishes versioned documentation sets, and reports successful integration with regulated workflows (medical-device oriented) while keeping upstream compatibility.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Safer downstream development
- 4:24Bridal project creation
- 12:02Project logistic and GitHub workflow
- 17:25Bridal knowledge base management
- 23:07Extending CMake and West
- 31:46Getting started with Bridal
- 33:54Server downstream projects summary
- 36:04Q&A
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