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Am 06.06.2010 13:50, schrieb Domen Kožar: |
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>> The current python eclass also uses some vars to specify the supported slots, yes, but it is more |
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>> complex and harder to maintain in addition to the fact, that the dependency part is hidden from the |
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>> package manager. |
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>> I dont think, that you can tell portage with the current implementation, that it should only install |
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>> python modules for python-2.6 by default and additionally python modules for python-3.1 for selected |
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>> packages. Portage will also install newer slots of python, even when the user does not request them |
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>> and no package requires them, which will result in unneeded and unused versions on disk. |
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> Beg my pardon, but that is untrue AFAIK. |
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> Portage will install packages only for active python version, unless |
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> USE_PYTHON is set. |
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And by default, there is an active version for python-2 and an active version for python-3, which |
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means currently an install for e.g. python:2.6 and python:3.1. |
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Thomas Sachau |
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