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Keeps RadioDroid’s vendored CHIRP tree coherent and explains the Python driver path vs Kotlin helpers. Use when editing CHIRP drivers under AndroidRadioDroid/app/src/main/python/chirp, debugging BLE/EEPROM channel decode (nicFW H3, DTCS, tones), merging kk7ds/chirp or jnyer27/chirp into the vendored copy, or when the user mentions CHIRP drift, fork sync, or submodule (legacy).

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name	radiodroid-chirp-submodule
description	Keeps RadioDroid’s vendored CHIRP tree coherent and explains the Python driver path vs Kotlin helpers. Use when editing CHIRP drivers under AndroidRadioDroid/app/src/main/python/chirp, debugging BLE/EEPROM channel decode (nicFW H3, DTCS, tones), merging kk7ds/chirp or jnyer27/chirp into the vendored copy, or when the user mentions CHIRP drift, fork sync, or submodule (legacy).

RadioDroid — vendored CHIRP

Golden rules

CHIRP is part of the RadioDroid repo — Path AndroidRadioDroid/app/src/main/python/chirp is normal tracked files, not a submodule. There is no separate “bump submodule pointer” step for releases.
BLE “Load from radio” uses the Python CHIRP driver path, not Kotlin ToneCodec. EEPROM layout and DTCS/CTCSS mapping for nicFW H3 live in chirp/chirp/drivers/tidradio_h3_nicfw25.py.
**Optional fork jnyer27/chirp — Use it to share patches or to merge kk7ds/chirp before copying into the vendored tree. Source of truth for the app is still the copy inside RadioDroid.

After clone

git clone https://github.com/jnyer27/RadioDroid.git

No submodule update.

When changing drivers

Edit under AndroidRadioDroid/app/src/main/python/chirp/chirp/drivers/….
From AndroidRadioDroid/app/src/main/python, run targeted tests, e.g.
python chirp/tests/unit/test_tidradio_h3_nicfw25.py.
Commit on RadioDroid main (or your branch) with the app if needed.

Upstream / fork sync (manual)

# Example: fetch upstream kk7ds in a separate clone of the fork, merge, resolve,
# then integrate into RadioDroid’s vendored tree (merge, cherry-pick, or copy).

Document the merge in the commit message (e.g. “Merge CHIRP upstream through 20xx-xx”).

docs/CHIRP_SUBMODULE.md — vendored layout and fork (filename legacy).
Release checklist: skill radiodroid-release

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name	radiodroid-chirp-submodule
description	Keeps RadioDroid’s vendored CHIRP tree coherent and explains the Python driver path vs Kotlin helpers. Use when editing CHIRP drivers under AndroidRadioDroid/app/src/main/python/chirp, debugging BLE/EEPROM channel decode (nicFW H3, DTCS, tones), merging kk7ds/chirp or jnyer27/chirp into the vendored copy, or when the user mentions CHIRP drift, fork sync, or submodule (legacy).

RadioDroid — vendored CHIRP

Golden rules

CHIRP is part of the RadioDroid repo — Path AndroidRadioDroid/app/src/main/python/chirp is normal tracked files, not a submodule. There is no separate “bump submodule pointer” step for releases.
BLE “Load from radio” uses the Python CHIRP driver path, not Kotlin ToneCodec. EEPROM layout and DTCS/CTCSS mapping for nicFW H3 live in chirp/chirp/drivers/tidradio_h3_nicfw25.py.
**Optional fork jnyer27/chirp — Use it to share patches or to merge kk7ds/chirp before copying into the vendored tree. Source of truth for the app is still the copy inside RadioDroid.

After clone

git clone https://github.com/jnyer27/RadioDroid.git

No submodule update.

When changing drivers

Edit under AndroidRadioDroid/app/src/main/python/chirp/chirp/drivers/….
From AndroidRadioDroid/app/src/main/python, run targeted tests, e.g.
python chirp/tests/unit/test_tidradio_h3_nicfw25.py.
Commit on RadioDroid main (or your branch) with the app if needed.

Upstream / fork sync (manual)

# Example: fetch upstream kk7ds in a separate clone of the fork, merge, resolve,
# then integrate into RadioDroid’s vendored tree (merge, cherry-pick, or copy).

Document the merge in the commit message (e.g. “Merge CHIRP upstream through 20xx-xx”).

docs/CHIRP_SUBMODULE.md — vendored layout and fork (filename legacy).
Release checklist: skill radiodroid-release