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On Tue, 2004-01-06 at 13:01, Robert Cole wrote: |
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> Or maybe this is the staging area that I've been pushing for. All that needs |
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> to be done is an easy and painless way for a person with cvs access to the |
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> gentoo tree to approve something in the breakmygentoo tree and move it over |
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> to the gentoo tree if there isn't already. |
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cp -r /path/to/breakmygentoo/category/package ~cvsroot/category/package |
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cd ~cvsroot/category |
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cvs add package package/files package/files/{filnames} |
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package/{filenames} |
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repoman scan |
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repoman commit |
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done... |
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This would of course only apply for a package that has already gone |
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through testing and is deemed stable enough for inclusion. |
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Also, here's a little hint for everyone: |
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Use repoman to check your ebuilds before submitting them, even if |
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submitting them to breakmygentoo. Improper ebuilds help no one. |
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Chris Gianelloni |
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Developer, Gentoo Linux |
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Games Team |
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