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Hey! |
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On 19.12.19 17:03, Michał Górny wrote: |
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>> B) Introduce USE flag "system-expat" to CMake similar to existing |
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>> flag "system-jsoncpp", have it off by default, keep reminding |
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>> CMake upstream to update their bundle |
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> It violates the policy on bundled libraries. |
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Same for the dev-util/cmake-bootstrap approach, right? |
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> What's worse, the awful |
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> USE flags solution means that most of the Gentoo devs end up using |
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> bundled libraries just because people are manually required to figure |
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> out what to do in order to disable them. |
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I didn't say that it's perfect :) It's the same approach that we have |
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have with the system-jsoncpp USE flag already so that was considered |
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good enough at some point in the past. I guess we want the same for |
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Expat and jsoncpp? Which alternative do you see as better than a new |
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flag system-expat? |
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Best |
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Sebastian |
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