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Nick Jones wrote: |
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> > 2. if anypackage is already emerged, then it is not going to be emerged |
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> > (correct), but neither is it put into world (this I do not understand) |
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> If it isn't merged, it isn't a candidate for world. If it isn't |
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> explicitly merged, it won't be added. Not a bug as I see it. If |
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> you care to make a contrary argument, I'll consider it. |
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As a rule of least surprise, all packages listed on the command line |
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should be put into world, and all packages not listed are not. |
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Suppose I wanted to make sure that pkg1, pkg2, pkg3, pkg4, ..., pkg25 |
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are emerged and put into world, without re-emerging, of course. Which |
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options do I have to put in "emerge ??? pkg1 pkg2 pkg3 pkg4 ... pkg25" |
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to achieve it? |
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> > The only way I have found to add the package to world is to do it |
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> > manually or re-emerge the package. Is there an alternative? |
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> $EDITOR /var/cache/edb/world |
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> echo "cat/package" >> /var/cache/edb/world |
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> emerge package |
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Sorry, but this (doing it manually or re-emerging) is exactly what I am |
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trying to find an alternative for. |
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Regards, |
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Stephan |
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