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builder.py: check that Kconfig overrides are applied - #29
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kconfig-tweak upper-cases symbol names unless --keep-case is given, so a 'kv' override of a mixed-case symbol (e.g. CONFIG_NET_IPv6) was written under a wrong name and silently dropped by olddefconfig. The same happened to overrides of unknown symbols, with unmet dependencies or with invalid values: the build used a configuration nobody asked for. * Pass --keep-case to kconfig-tweak. * After olddefconfig, compare every override with the final .config and fail the build with the list of overrides that were not applied. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-5-5 Signed-off-by: raiden00pl <raiden00@railab.me>
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kconfig-tweak upper-cases symbol names unless --keep-case is given, so a 'kv' override of a mixed-case symbol (e.g. CONFIG_NET_IPv6) was written under a wrong name and silently dropped by olddefconfig. The same happened to overrides of unknown symbols, with unmet dependencies or with invalid values: the build used a configuration nobody asked for.