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I examined both RC versions of bash and readline, and it turns out |
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that the KEYWORDS are disabled in those. If that is -always- the |
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case, we could just have IUSE='+system-readline' in any version |
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regardless if it's a release or not, since users would not be able to |
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install it anyway, unless they apply 'app-shells/bash **' to |
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/etc/portage/package.keywords. If they do, then that means they're |
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prepared for the risk, and should know when to use the use flag. |
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I created another example for this. This time, the feature can still |
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be disabled, but only if there is no counter-package of readline for |
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the targetted version of bash, which may happen in alpha or beta |
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versions; not to mention 9999 (and 99999), which I believe should be |
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easy to implement now after this. |
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