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From: NP-Hardass <NP-Hardass@g.o>
To: gentoo-dev@l.g.o
Cc: yngwin@g.o
Subject: Re: [gentoo-dev] Asking for permission to update packages from LINGUAS to L10N
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2016 20:22:42
Message-Id: d3ed6500-7bc3-b15a-c0ef-baeb32b08f6a@gentoo.org
In Reply to: [gentoo-dev] Asking for permission to update packages from LINGUAS to L10N by Ulrich Mueller
1 On 06/23/2016 05:04 PM, Ulrich Mueller wrote:
2 > I have created tracker bug https://bugs.gentoo.org/586734 for the
3 > LINGUAS to L10N conversion, and started to file bugs for individual
4 > packages. (Starting with lightweight stuff like metapackages, so users
5 > won't spend too much time with rebuilding if they don't get their L10N
6 > configuration immediately right.)
7 >
8 > However, it looks like filing bugs for all affected packages is going
9 > to be tedious. Therefore I am asking for permission to update ebuilds
10 > for the easy cases directly, e.g. when the change is only a simple
11 > renaming from linguas_* to l10n_*.
12 >
13 > Please speak up if you don't want your packages to be touched and
14 > prefer bugs to be filed for them.
15 >
16 > Ulrich
17 >
18
19 I was going through my packages to make sure that I was compliant with
20 this change, and found that I was not. The l10n eclass makes use of the
21 LINGUAS USE_EXPAND and isn't covered in the tracker bug. I attempted to
22 read through the old thread to see if someone mentioned that eclass, but
23 I must have missed it if someone mentioned it. Are we EOL'ing that
24 eclass, or keeping it (update or revbump)?
25
26 Looks to me like we can't edit that eclass in place, so if we are to
27 keep it, we should probably revbump it, update the -r1 to L10N, and add
28 a deprecation warning to the old eclass to help maintainers migrate over.
29
30 Any opinions? I'd be happy work on the revbump for the eclass if we
31 decide to go that route. CC'ing yngwin since it is his eclass.
32
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34 NP-Hardass

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