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The options are just : |
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1) local flags or |
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2) expanded var. |
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3) I've also tried to reuse the "LINGUAS" expanded flag but is something |
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hackish: not enogh control to the ebuild, |
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people in foreign country can do nothing, there are some issues for |
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country with non-exclusive language |
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(think about switzerland, reunion island or south africa.....). |
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I happily let you choose which way is the best,please do it fast.... |
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mattepiu |
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Jakub Moc wrote: |
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> Matteo Azzali wrote: |
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>> Repoman considers "lots of local variables" as an error, I was pointed |
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>> to expanded vars as a solution. |
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>> If no developers has something against I'll be happy to use 28 local |
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>> flags!!!! |
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>> mattepiu |
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> Well uh, no please.... Don't create 28 local use flags for one ebuild, |
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> use.local.desc is cluttered enough as it is... :) |
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> Otherwise, I'd say you've misunderstood the repoman output, you probably |
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> didn't put them into use.local.desc when testing your local stuff. |
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