Kconfiglib.git, branch v11.7.0

Make 11.7.0 release

2019-05-28T15:10:25Z

Adds commit 3aea9f7 ("Add '# end of ' after menus in .config"), which mirrors a change in the C tools. The compatibility tests now pass again for the latest kernel.

Explain why node_iter() is not a good fit for write_config()

2019-05-28T15:09:09Z

Add '# end of ' after menus in .config

2019-05-28T15:00:24Z

Mirrors commit aff11cd983ec ("kconfig: Terminate menu blocks with a comment in the generated config") in the kernel. This makes the compatibility tests pass again, and is handy.

Touch up write_autoconf() a bit

2019-05-28T15:00:00Z

Flatten, and unscrunch the bool/tristate case.

Comment location nit

2019-05-28T01:37:05Z

Consistent with the other ones.

KconfigError-related documentation nits

2019-05-27T19:52:54Z

Not just for syntax errors when raised from Kconfig.__init__().

Shorten MenuNode.str() a bit

2019-05-27T19:51:59Z

Fix "the the" docstring typo

2019-05-26T22:25:14Z

Make 11.6.0 release

2019-05-25T16:46:18Z

Brings the format returned by Symbol/Choice/MenuNode.__str__()/custom_str() closer to how things would usually be written by hand, and removes spammy propagated dependencies from property conditions. Propagated dependencies are still included in the 'depends on ...' line, so no information is lost. Properties without parent deps. propagated to their conditions are now also available as MenuNode.orig_{prompt,defaults,selects,implies,ranges}. - Commit bb33eed ("Strip direct deps. from property conditions in Symbol/Choice/MenuNode.__str__()") - Commit e1da7aa ("Display n/m/y without quotes") - Commit 9f57bf9 ("Use the ' "prompt"' shorthand in __str__()") Also clarifies what KconfigSyntaxError is doing: - Commit 95515d4 ("Clarify that KconfigSyntaxError = KconfigError in the docs").

Use the ' "prompt"' shorthand in str()

2019-05-25T16:04:15Z

Pro: Looks cleaner and matches how definitions are usually written. Con: Makes it harder to discover that 'bool "foo"' is just shorthand for 'bool' + 'prompt "foo"' (though it's documented). The pros probably win.