Strange error when building package using Wiki procedure

[DigitalBox98]

I have a new error I don't understand when trying to perform a basic build on a package.

The error is raised when the make is launched as per below :

make setup
Creating local configuration "local.mk"...
Setting default toolchain version to DSM-6.1
Setting default toolchain version to DSM-7.0

cd spk/transmission

make arch-braswell
===> Building package for arch braswell
...
make[1]: *** Aucune règle pour fabriquer la cible « 7.0 ». Arrêt.
make: [../../mk/spksrc.spk.mk:508 : arch-braswell] Erreur 2 (ignorée)

When indicating the DSM version (6.1 for instance) the error disappears :

make arch-braswell-6.1
--> package transmission_braswell-6.1_3.00-19.spk successfully created

Do we have to indicate the DSM version when building a package (I thought the default version was 6.1 when none was indicated during the make call) ?

Maybe something to review in the "spksrc.spk.mk" file or some details to be added in the wiki if I'm not wrong.

[hgy59]

@th0ma7 has changed the behaviour of make setup to set toolchains versions to 1.6 and 7.0.
So you cannot use make arch-braswell (or whatever arch you choose) until you edit local.mk and remove one of the TCVERSIONS there (remove 6.1 or 7.0).
instead of calling make setup you should call make dsm-6.1 or make dsm-7.0. But as soon as you use make all-supported you will get two default archs in local.mk.

I allready triggered @th0ma7 to find another solution for the all-supported target, but he is out for some time.
We could update the wiki now, but IMO this is a bug that should be fixed to the behaviour that is already documented in the wiki.

[DigitalBox98]

Ok thanks for all these details it's clear now.

My suggestion would be to indicate in the wiki for a new joiner this mechanics between dsm-6.1 and dsm-7.0 and the way the file local.mk is populated (I didn't find such information, that's why I have raised this point)

But this workaround is not a big deal once known :)