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On 15/07/14 13:00, Peter Stuge wrote: |
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> I came across this in sys-power/pm-utils-1.4.1-r2.ebuild src_install(): |
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> # NetworkManager 0.8.2 is handling suspend/resume on it's own with UPower |
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> find "${D}" -type f -name 55NetworkManager -exec rm -f '{}' + |
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> This seems baroquely reckless, but it has been like that since 2010 |
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> with one revbump and a bunch of stabilizations, so maybe it's fine? |
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I don't see anything reckless about it. |
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> Is it really acceptable for an ebuild to delete all files in $D |
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> which have a particular name? |
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> //Peter |
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Of course, why wouldn't it be? $D is the image directory of the package |
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before it's merged to |
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actual filesystem, and even if it weren't, it specifies -name as well, |
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so it's double-safe |
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