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On Jul 30, 2004, at 10:15 AM, Jason Stubbs wrote: |
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> On Friday 30 July 2004 09:53, Brian Harring wrote: |
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>> For commentary above, I've assumed you're talking about bash |
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>> functionality- if you're referring to the scripts in bin/*, we've yet |
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>> to bundle those w/ an installed ebuild. Possible I spose, although |
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>> again, that falls under another thread/bug; it would be an extension |
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>> of |
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>> portage's env snapshot code, and wouldn't care about where it got the |
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>> scripts from, just as long as it could find them :) |
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> I assumed that, with the moving of most of bin/*, everything would go |
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> into one |
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> (or more) eclass(es). At least, that seems the most convenient way to |
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> me. |
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Viable for the bash based scripts, although my original plan had been |
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just to move them into the tree in their current form. |
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Changes down the line to how they are stored, eg- if they are kept as |
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they are, if they are stored in one giant script, if we have them |
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source as actual bash functions, etc, is a bit dependant on if the env |
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saving/restoring mechanisms are cleaned up. Until ebuild.sh correctly |
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preserves the env's attributes, and stop's overwriting portions of it |
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by default, I'd prefer to keep the scripts as they are. |
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Besides, the move is the big thing. With that out of the way, it's |
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upto the new herd to determine how it's arranged/handled (within limits |
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of course). |
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> Do |
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> you have a fairly clear view in mind of exactly what would stay and |
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> what |
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> would be moved yet? |
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For scripts, everything. |
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For bash functions, that's a bit trickier. Note, we don't have to move |
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*everything* in a giant exodus, things can be shifted out down the |
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line. |
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That said, these come to mind. |
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econf, emake, einstall, einfo, ewarn, |
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use, usev, use_enable, use_with, |
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pkg_pre*, pkg_post*, pkg_fetch, pkg_nofetch, |
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src_unpack, src_compile, src_install, src_test, |
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has, hasv, |
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enable_qa_interceptors, disable_qa_interceptors, |
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*opts functions, |
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*into functions, |
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That should *roughly* cover it. Once carpaski speaks up on this |
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(yay/nay), I can go through and build a final list. |
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~brian |
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