layers/meta-opentrons: support pydantic v2 #185
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This is from upstream oe-core gatesgarth.
From upstream meta-openembedded
We need this because we need the altered manifest and access to the manifest.json file in the recipe directory is hardcoded in the recipe for some reason.
Or more specifically cargo and everything that depends on, since maturin uses cargo.toml features that need a new version
needed for pydantic-core
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We should squash merge this since it doesn't involve git shenanigans |
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Contains the work to support pydantic v2 as in Opentrons/opentrons#14871.
This is a pretty significant amount because pydantic v2 uses rust and modern python packaging tooling, which our older openembedded does not. So we're borrowing a lot from upstream openembedded-core and meta-openembedded to get a working rust cross setup, and hacking it together a little to support our pipenv installation process.