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Il giorno mer, 13/10/2010 alle 20.12 -0400, Mike Frysinger ha scritto: |
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> yet another reason (strace also readily comes to mind) i keep asking |
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> you to post fixes and/or notify maintainers (base-system/toolchain) |
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For your information I _am_ part of base-system, so at least for strace |
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you really can't say anything. I also told you before that if you want |
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to be notified personally you should add _yourself_ to metadata beside |
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the herd. |
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> instead of just committing things. pushd/popd do not write to stderr. |
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> so this change now echoes the dirs when people emerge it. plus, this |
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> really should be outside of the loop. |
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I admit the mistake, fwiw it was part of debugging: |
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pushd &> /dev/null |
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became |
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pushd 2> /dev/null |
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and then forgot about changing it back. So sorry to have added ... four |
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lines of noise on a merge log? |
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On the other hand if I left it to the same process I left my personal |
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problem with binary merging of glibc (i.e. no news about it in months), |
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the user who reported to me that glibc segfaulted during binary merges |
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would probably still be hitting the same problem. Hmm I wonder what's |
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worse. |
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