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On 06/06/2010 12:40 PM, Thomas Sachau wrote: |
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> My base proposal for this is something like this: |
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> Every package defines the language(s), where it could be installed for multiple slots, e.g.: |
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> MULTI_SLOT="python" or |
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> MULTI_SLOT="python ruby" |
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> Additionally, it should define the supported slots, something like this: |
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> SUPPORTED_RUBY_SLOTS="1.8 1.9" or |
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> SUPPORTED_PYTHON_SLOTS="2.5 2.6 3.0 3.1" |
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Don't get me wrong, but isn't that what the python developers guide[1] |
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says? ("python.eclass supports PYTHON_DEPEND helper variable, which |
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allows to specify minimal and maximal version of Python.") |
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I thought the whole point of this debate was that nobody cared enough to |
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convert all those ebuilds to use PYTHON_DEPEND properly. The proper fix |
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is to convert ebuilds to the new syntax. |
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