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Am 14.11.2010 17:28, schrieb Sebastian Pipping: |
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> With Python, when you install a newer version if gets activated, leaving |
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> your system in broken state. An update of Python always involves |
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> running python-updater. If the user/admin has to run that anyway, why |
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> should we take the call to eselect python off his shoulders, especially |
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> we break the system doing so? |
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> So I plan to remove the call to eselect_python_update from all Python |
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> ebuilds in two weeks from now. |
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Is there a chance to do the same for perl and perl-cleaner? |
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I understand perl is not slotted at the moment and there are probably |
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good technical reasons for not doing so but I still wanted to ask. :) |
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There are similar issues with ocaml and ocaml-rebuild.sh. |
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Best regards, |
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Florian Philipp |
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