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You don't have to make "*" standard. It will be the users fault |
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if he uses "*". But please provide that that feature. Don't make |
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me write a script which automaticaly adds all new license to my |
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make.conf. The amount of licenses tells that there are licenses |
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added alot. This requires to edit make.conf alot if you can't |
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use "*". I understand that you don't want it by default. But |
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please offer the functionality because i really don't want to |
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edit make.conf after new licenses get added or some changed. |
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On Tue, Nov 25, 2003 at 10:14:31PM +0900, Jason Stubbs wrote: |
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> Replying to my own messages feels very strange... but anyway |
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> On Sunday 23 November 2003 02:49, Jason Stubbs wrote: |
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> > There is also no checking of * or -, but I'm guessing that's already |
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> > abstracted in portage. Or does it only apply to USE? Anyway, will check on |
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> > that later. |
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> Just looking at the code for USE and found that it doesn't implement * either, |
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> only -*. Thinking about how to implement * with the licenses, I can |
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> understand why. Is * necessary? Mightn't it be legally dangerous for the |
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> end-user? |
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