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On Mon, 16 Mar 2009 23:05:07 -0100 |
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"Jorge Manuel B. S. Vicetto" <jmbsvicetto@g.o> wrote: |
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> the point about kdebuild-1 and PMS was settled by the previous council |
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> who decided that it wasn't and would never be part of the Gentoo PMS |
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> and asked you to remove it from the document. |
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Hence the "remove kdebuild" switch you can turn on if you're looking to |
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use PMS for 'official' purposes rather than package manager development. |
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> About it being approved by the Gentoo KDE team, that's not entirely |
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> true. Most of the members of the team at the time worked on it and |
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> opted to use it, but there was never a vote to approve it officially. |
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The Gentoo KDE team lead at the time approved it and recognised it as |
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official. |
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> I don't have a problem with the kdebuild-1 EAPI, but it should be clear |
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> that it was never an official Gentoo EAPI. |
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It was officially approved by the Gentoo KDE team lead on behalf of his |
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team. |
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> It should also be cleared that although it was the chosen EAPI for the |
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> KDE team 18 months ago, it is no longer used by the current team. |
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So? I'd hope people aren't using EAPI 0 for anything new now either. |
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> I suggest we create an Appendix with non-official EAPIs and |
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> non-approved proposals. That way, kdebuild-1 and other EAPIs would be |
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> listed in the Appendix, so we could have a list of features or |
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> proposed features, and it would also be clear they're not official |
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> EAPIs. What do you think? |
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It doesn't work. There's no sensible way of separating out technical |
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details of EAPIs into an appendix whilst keeping things readable. A |
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summary as an appendix with references to the detailed section does |
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work, and that's there already, as is a description of kdebuild-1's |
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status. |
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Also, this has nothing to do with EAPI 3. Please stop flogging this dead |
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horse so that the noise doesn't drown out what we're trying to get done |
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here. |
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Ciaran McCreesh |