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On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 06:16:27PM +1100, Michael Palimaka wrote: |
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> ==== USE flags ==== |
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> While it is preferable to test every USE flag combination, this is not |
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> always possible or appropriate. The package may have a large number of |
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> USE flags, a long compile time, or the stabilisation in question may |
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> just not call for it. |
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> In cases where all USE flags combinations are not being tested, it is |
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> still recommended to test: |
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> * with all USE flags enabled |
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> * with all USE flags disabled |
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Does this mean we are changing our policy to support users running |
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USE="-*"? I'm asking for clarification because in the past we have |
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always told users that if they do that they are on their own. |
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William |
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