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Finn Thain wrote: |
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> On Sat, 3 Sep 2005, Nick Dimiduk wrote: |
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>> Grobian wrote: |
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>> If it was called something like # ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~arch" emerge foo/bar |
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>> then for that run or portage, the system _is_ an ~arch system, meaning |
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>> all deps will be pulled from ~arch. |
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FYI: ^^^ this is *not* my quote |
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> See, Grobian said that an all ~ppc-macos system may not have encountered |
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> the bug, which could only mean that mediawiki was keyworded ~ppc-macos |
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> even though its DEPEND was not complete enough to pull in all the required |
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> deps from ~ppc-macos. |
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The problem is happening for real at |
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http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=87758 |
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there baselayout is necessary. However, baselayout is only pulled in |
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the initial "emerge system" if you use ACCEPT_KEYWORD="~ppc-macos". |
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Hence, I can't compile, because QTDIR is not set for me, while someone |
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having a complete ~ppc-macos system can. Portage won't pull the |
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dependency of baselayout for a reason I think, but the particular |
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problem sheds this light on the whole problem of how to test what on |
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which system. |
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I still think that I either shouldn't have been able to emerge QT or |
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that "emerge system" should provide the same base for {,~}ppc-macos, |
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since portage doesn't pull these packages because they are never |
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depended on. |
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I think you cannot sell a WONTFIX/REJECTED/INVALID to a user that |
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emerged unstable QT and doxygen on a stable profile. But people may |
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disagree with me here. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo for Mac OS X |
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