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On Sunday 30 March 2008, Ciaran McCreesh wrote: |
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> Mike Frysinger <vapier@g.o> wrote: |
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> > those arent the same thing. -r# is a Gentoo-specific revision |
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> > marking. _alpha/_rc/etc... are used to track upstream. if upstream |
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> > uses _alpha0, then it makes our lives easier to also use _alpha0. |
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> > -r0 has no benefit and it isnt inconsistent as that portion of the |
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> > version is for Gentoo use only. |
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> Every other part allows the magic 0 behaviour. Banning it for one part |
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> only is another one of those 'special case' rules we're trying to avoid |
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> because no-one knows them. |
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i dont particularly care about -r0, i'm just stating that banning |
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_alpha0/etc... is not acceptable. besides, enforcing no -r0 in the tree is |
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easy to do with a server side hook. |
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-mike |
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