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The current repository doesn't include new fonts, so this commit changes the package to use the new official google github repository which contains a lot of new available fonts. The fonts are now organized in sub-folders per license, so we have to take into this into account, and the BR2_PACKAGE_GOOGLEFONTDIRECTORY_FONTS should now contain values such as ufl/ubuntu or ofl/marvel. Because the different fonts have different license files, we really need to use each per-font license file, which explains why we have so many hashes in the .hash file. The list of licenses and license files is automatically derived from the list of fonts in BR2_PACKAGE_GOOGLEFONTDIRECTORY_FONTS. Note that a very small set of fonts (~15 among 1000+ fonts) lack a license file, so if those fonts are used, legal-info will fail because the expected license file doesn't exist. We consider this as a bug that should be reported upstream, because each font should have a license file. While we're at it, we use a foreach loop to install the fonts. Signed-off-by: Bartosz Bilas <b.bilas@grinn-global.com> Signed-off-by: Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@bootlin.com> |
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