`west manifest --freeze` fails since it doesn't ignore excluded groups
See original GitHub issueWhen a group is disabled in a manifest, those project(s) don’t get cloned, so no folder(s) is created.
When doing west manifest --freeze
the command fails with
RuntimeError: cannot freeze; project XXXX is uncloned
In #314 , where a repo has no commits, this would be expected behavior. But in this case where projects are specifically excluded, would this still be expected behavior?
If yes -> more robust handling would be nice instead of a stack trace.
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Indeed it does not seem to add much this time. As long as it does not add several pages of scrolling I find it simpler and faster to always inline all error messages and error traces. At best it helps, at worst it does not hurt and clears any doubt.
I understand the desire not to degrade the existing “purity” of
west manifest --freeze
.However that makes it unusable by second class citizens who don’t have full access or simply don’t want everything. A new and “best effort”
west manifest --melting-point
feature sounds like a good idea to me. @JelmerT ?