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On 12/09/2012 01:13 AM, Grant wrote: |
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> I need to be able to install only certain packages from a layman overlay |
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> so I do stuff like this: |
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> package.mask: |
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> */*::perl-experimental |
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> package.unmask: |
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> perl-core/CPAN::perl-experimental |
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> This really freaks out eix-test-obsolete. Does anyone know of a way to |
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> install only certain packages from a layman overlay and |
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> use eix-test-obsolete? |
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You can tell eix not to warn you about anything in the perl-experimental |
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overlay. Here's what I've done for the haskell overlay. |
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$ cat /etc/portage/package.nowarn |
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# Disable eix's REDUNDANT_IF_NO_CHANGE tests for the wildcard. |
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*/*::gentoo-haskell in_keywords no_change |
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You may have to adjust the "in_keywords no_change" part, depending on |
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the specific type of freak-out you're experiencing. The options are all |
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documented in the eix man page under package.nowarn. |
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