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Add *True* argument to getVar() callers #20
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In Ubuntu 17.04, BitBake has generated parsing errors due to the missing argument. This seems to be the newer version of Python in Ubuntu 17.04.
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Unfortunately, I didn't test this change on other platforms yet. If there are any issues on other platforms, please let me know. |
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Sorry to hijack this thread, but how do I open up a new issue on meta-browser? |
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Please allow me to piggyback this thread, and ask a new question. I am using branch ozone/wayland/67.0.33.., and recipe chromium-x11.bb How can I invoke chromium without providing the "--no-sandbox" argument? Thank you. |
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In Ubuntu 17.04, BitBake has generated parsing errors due to the
missing argument. This seems to be the newer version of Python in
Ubuntu 17.04.