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Christian Faulhammer <fauli@g.o>
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Ciaran McCreesh <ciaran.mccreesh@...>
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Re: Patches for your reviewing pleasure: Various improvements, including cheat sheet
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Sun, 12 Apr 2009 20:36:24 +0100
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On Sun, 12 Apr 2009 21:14:47 +0200
Christian Faulhammer <fauli@g.o> wrote:
> on top of commit b1b3feb72b372d21d5d2443b7f7e9d0da2d84f29 in the
> eapi-3 branch:
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> 0001: Text body setting with bigger outer margin
> 0002: pms.cls, with report.cls and changing of label display.
> 0003: Fix a label. (No, I won't rebase it, as the label has been
> created by Ciaran)
Applied these three, thanks.
> 0004: The complete new EAPI 3 aware cheat sheet.
Some comments on this one:
Is the subdirectory necessary? Seems a bit weird to have it for one
thing.
Can we make each item have the PMS label name for full details at the
end of its paragraph? And add a new 'Other changes' item with the label
names of other changes not described?
The 'pkg_pretend' description should probably tell developers to
duplicate any checks done in pkg_setup.
I've stopped using 'uninstalled' for pkg_info in favour of
'non-installed'. Think it's less confusing.
'must be defined' is a bit dodgy for RDEPEND. 'Unset RDEPEND not set to
DEPEND' possibly.
The slot operator deps should include the : before the symbol.
Use dep defaults are in (+) and (-), not + or - on their own.
I'd mention the switch for docompress.
doins symlinks should say that it only works for -r. I probably need to
update the summaries for that too.
And some wording tinkering. Can cut the Abstract down to something like:
An overview of the main EAPI changes in Gentoo, for ebuild authors.
For full details, consult the Package Manager Specification; this
is an incomplete summary only.
Official EAPIs are consecutively numbered integers (0, 1, 2, ...).
Except where otherwise noted, an EAPI is the same as the previous
EAPI.
Cheers,
--
Ciaran McCreesh
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