west.yml

manifest:
  self:
    # This repository should be cloned to
    path: project

  remotes:
    - name: nrfconnect
      url-base: https://github.com/nrfconnect
    - name: irnas
      url-base: https://github.com/irnas

  projects:
    # the NCS repository
    - name: nrf
      repo-path: sdk-nrf
      remote: nrfconnect
      # IMPORTANT: When changing NCS revision you need to change revision of
      # Zephyr project below so it matches.
      revision: v2.8.0
      import:
        name-allowlist:
          # Ignore NCS private repos, keep this list sorted alphabetically.
          # - ant
          # - azure-sdk-for-c
          # - bme68x
          # - bsec
          # - bsim
          # - cirrus
          # - cjson
          - cmock
          # - coremark
          # - doc-internal
          # - dragoon
          # - find-my
          # - hostap
          # - matter
          - mbedtls # Required for nRF9160 and nRF7002 projects, can be disabled for others.
          - mcuboot
          # - memfault-firmware-sdk
          # - nrf-802154
          - nrfxlib
          - oberon-psa-crypto
          # - openthread
          - psa-arch-tests
          - qcbor
          # - sidewalk
          # - soc-hwmv1
          # - suit-generator
          # - suit-processor
          - trusted-firmware-m
          # - wfa-qt-control-app
          # Ignore zephyr repo as it is added below manually
          # - zephyr

    - name: zephyr
      remote: nrfconnect
      repo-path: sdk-zephyr
      revision: v3.7.99-ncs1
      import:
        # In addition to the zephyr repository itself, NCS also
        # imports the contents of zephyr/west.yml at the above
        # revision. Only the projects explicitly named in the
        # following allowlist are imported.
        #
        # Note that the zephyr west extensions (like 'build', 'flash',
        # 'debug', etc.) are automatically provided by this import, so
        # there's no need to add a redundant west-commands: key for
        # the zephyr project.
        #
        # Please keep this list sorted alphabetically.
        name-allowlist:
          # - acpica
          # - babblesim_base
          # - babblesim_ext_2G4_channel_NtNcable
          # - babblesim_ext_2G4_channel_multiatt
          # - babblesim_ext_2G4_device_WLAN_actmod
          # - babblesim_ext_2G4_device_burst_interferer
          # - babblesim_ext_2G4_device_playback
          # - babblesim_ext_2G4_libPhyComv1
          # - babblesim_ext_2G4_modem_BLE_simple
          # - babblesim_ext_2G4_modem_magic
          # - babblesim_ext_2G4_phy_v1
          # - babblesim_ext_libCryptov1
          # - bsim
          - cmsis
          # - cmsis-dsp
          # - cmsis-nn
          # - edtt
          - fatfs
          # - hal_adi
          # - hal_altera
          # - hal_ambiq
          # - hal_atmel
          # - hal_espressif
          # - hal_ethos_u
          # - hal_gigadevice
          # - hal_infineon
          # - hal_intel
          # - hal_microchip
          - hal_nordic
          # - hal_nuvoton
          # - hal_nxp
          # - hal_openisa
          # - hal_quicklogic
          # - hal_renesas
          # - hal_rpi_pico
          # - hal_silabs
          - hal_st # Hal for ST's sensors, not for MCU's
          # - hal_stm32
          # - hal_telink
          # - hal_ti
          # - hal_wurthelektronik
          # - hal_xtensa
          - hostap
          # - liblc3
          # - libmetal
          # - littlefs
          # - loramac-node
          # - lvgl
          # - mbedtls
          # - mcuboot # Do not use this one, Nordic has it's own fork.
          # - mipi-sys-t
          # - net-tools
          - nrf_hw_models
          # - open-amp
          # - openthread
          # - percepio
          - picolibc
          - segger
          - tinycrypt
          # - trusted-firmware-m
          # - trusted-firmware-a
          # - uoscore-uedhoc
          - zcbor