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On Sunday 15 October 2006 19:54, Danny van Dyk wrote: |
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> From my point of view as an architecture dev and releng member: Having |
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> all default USE-flags at one spot (per profile) _is_ easier to maintain. |
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these arent arch or profile specific issues ... these are maintainers |
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themselves being able to declare on a specific version basis if they want the |
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default for a certain flag to be enabled |
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> Ciaran has a point here: Default useflags have annoyed me in the past |
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> while building releases, and having to change several packages (and |
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> redigesting them) for the snapshot is way more |
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if you want to control the default for the profile you can still do it ... |
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nothing has changed |
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per-package IUSE defaults comes after everything else ... so if you want to |
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change the default in the profile, nothing is stopping you from doing exactly |
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that |
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-mike |
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