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On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 05:26:56 -0800 Brian Harring <ferringb@×××××.com> |
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| > | Seriously? Without an implementation, your spec of what should |
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| > | happen will have loads of errors? |
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| > Yes. It will describe what people think is allowed, rather than what |
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| > really is. |
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| If you're writing the spec to match what "people think", why limit |
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| the # of folks involved? |
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You're reading that backwards. |
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| > b) they're more interested in replacing |
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| > the ebuild format |
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| Pure and absolute FUD; recall which project has added incompatible |
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| version extensions |
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Which are optional |
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| which is dropping running *rm when reinstalling the same ver |
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We haven't done that in trunk/ for a while now. |
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| which *still* doesn't actually implement overlay logic, |
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Sure we do. |
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| leading to overlay authors having to copy master files into each |
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| overlay branch. |
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Uh, no. |
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| Doing it formally, I hereby request access to PMS specifically with |
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| the intention of going over it to spot where it differs from long |
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| standing portage behaviour. |
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And as you know all too well, given your behaviour on every previous |
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discussion we've had related to this, you're not getting it. |
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| > | a portage dev such as zmedico |
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| > We have a Portage dev reviewing it. |
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| Which, if I may ask? (vague specifics help no one). Zmedico, |
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| indicated above isn't (although perhaps you're just being coy, and he |
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| is). Genone isn't ever around, bit hard for him to be doing it. |
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| Stubbs is mia, kito/exg are both MIA afaik (additionally, prefix |
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| specific although both have a pretty good understanding of env |
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| requirements due to changing it for the prefix experiment- same goes |
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| for grobian despite not being an official portage monkey). |
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| That leaves spanky, and antarus, who you specifically contradict |
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| within the email. |
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| So... which? |
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Genone. |
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| > > and Gianelloni for the infrastructure. |
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| > And what on earth do infrastructure have to do with a package |
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| > manager specification? |
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| Wolf31o2 (chris) is releng moreso; one of the few folks doing |
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| non-trivial things with the profiles pretty much, with long term |
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| experience doing so. |
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| In that regard, he's one of a few handful of people who basically |
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| could be considered profile experts- further, he's a catalyst monkey, |
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| which at least currently, is the stage building method. |
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Which I know fine well, and which has no relevance to what I said. |
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| For example, dismissing Chris when he's effectively the "profiles |
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| guy". Granted, can involve him afterwards, but don't much see the |
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| point in *not* doing it up front. |
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Just where did I dismiss Chris? |
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-- |
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Ciaran McCreesh |
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Mail : ciaranm at ciaranm.org |
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Web : http://ciaranm.org/ |
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