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вт, 22 сент. 2020 г. в 07:58, David Seifert <soap@g.o>: |
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> No, the original point really stands. The energy we have invested in |
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> EAPI bumping and what not is in no relation to the actual gain. The ROI |
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> on leechcraft has been negative, and not just by a small bit. The back |
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> and forth has been tiring, and the last-ditch efforts always come in at |
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> the last minute. This time it's going for sure. |
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Then, to save time and keep the tree clean, I'd add dev-libs/qrosscore |
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to the above list, as it has no consumers but similar problems. |
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net-libs/qxmpp would also have deserved the same treatment, although |
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it has a single net-im/kadu[xmpp] revdep. Maybe worth dropping it to |
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m-n then. |
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Georg Rudoy |
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