Possible to link local targets and have local modules installed by default?

[kzidane]

Hi,

total beginner here. have a couple of questions, if you don't mind. I have the following local targets under /usr/lib/yotta_targets with YOTTA_PREFIX pointing to /usr:

• bbc-microbit-classic-gcc
• mbed-gcc

specified bbc-microbit-classic-gcc as a global target (as with yotta target -g ...), but the target appears as missing when creating a new module (even though it's under yotta_targets).

$ mkdir bar
$ cd bar
$ yotta init
...
$ yotta target
bbc-microbit-classic-gcc,* missing 

is there a way to get yotta to link targets from yotta_targets by default?

if not, I'm able to yotta link-target bbc-microbit-classic-gcc in a newly created module, but that leaves mbed-gcc missing, so I have to do another yotta link-target mbed-gcc. is there a way to link the former and have the latter linked automatically (assuming both exist under yotta_targets)?

also possible to have a module like lancaster-university/microbit (https://github.com/lancaster-university/microbit) linked and installed by default within newly created modules (so that I don't have to yotta link and yotta install manually inside every module I create)? that is (assuming microbit is under /usr/lib/yotta_modules), instead of:

mkdir foo
cd foo
yotta init
yotta link-target  bbc-microbit-classic-gcc
yotta link-target mbed-gcc
yotta link microbit
yotta install microbit

is there a way to only need to do:

mkdir foo
cd foo
yotta init

thanks!