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> Because nearly every pkg will depend on something else, so the list will |
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> keep growing till nearly everything installed is listed. So use |
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> reasonable limits. |
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I understand: depgraph produce pessimistic graph - graph if all |
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conditional deps is satisfied. |
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For example I have "-gpm" USE flag. From ncurses ebuild: 'DEPEND="gpm? |
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( sys-libs/gpm )"' |
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If I launch equery, it shows the sys-libs/gpm: |
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# equery g =sys-libs/ncurses-5.9 --depth=1 |
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`-- sys-libs/ncurses-5.9 ~amd64 |
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`-- sys-libs/gpm-1.20.6 (sys-libs/gpm) ~amd64 |
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[ sys-libs/ncurses-5.9 stats: packages (2), max depth (0) ] |
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Using API I got this: |
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from gentoolkit.dependencies import Dependencies |
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D=Dependencies('sys-libs/ncurses-5.9') |
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D.graph_depends(max_depth=1) |
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[(0, <Package u'sec-policy/selinux-gpm-20080525'>)] |
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I don't have any idea why selinux-gpm is here. There is no selinux-gpm |
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package in ebuild of ncurses nor in the inherited eclasses. Also, I |
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don't have it installed and it is hard-masked. I will try to |
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understand the logic of dependencies in Gentoo more deeply. |
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Best, |
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Alexander Bersenev |
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