Re: [gentoo-dev] emerge -U world with mixed stable/unstable ebuilds

[Marshall T. Vandegrift]

Trying again, after realizing that gento-dev dislikes attachments...

Chris Bainbridge <C.J.Bainbridge@×××××.uk> writes:

> I could modify my local portage tree after syncing to mark every
> ebuild I want stable, but is there an easier way? Preferably some
> way to update all stable ebuilds to the latest stable version and
> all unstable ones to the latest unstable...?

For a hideous hack that works right now (and is thus the solution I
use) check out the following shell scripts:

----- begin: stable-eup.sh -----
#! /bin/sh

NOCOLOR="true" emerge -up world \
        | grep '^\[ebuild' \
        | grep -v '^\[ebuild    UD\]' \
        | sed -re's/.*?\] (.*?)-[0-9
------ end: stable-eup.sh ------

---- begin: unstable-eup.sh ----
#! /bin/sh

NOCOLOR="true" emerge -up world \
        | grep '^\[ebuild' \
        | grep '^\[ebuild    UD\]' \
        | sed -re's/.*?\] (.*?)-[0-9].*/\1/' \
        | NOCOLOR="true" ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" xargs emerge -p \
        | grep '^\[ebuild' \
        | grep -v '^\[ebuild   R  \]' \
        | sed -re's/.*?\] (.*?)-[0-9].*/\1/' \
        | ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" xargs emerge "$@"
----- end: unstable-eup.sh -----

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Marshall T. Vandegrift <vandem2@×××.edu>

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