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Pieter Van den Abeele wrote: |
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> On 12 May 2004, at 17:44, Andrew Gaffney wrote: |
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>> But they are only 'scheduled for installation' if the USE flag is |
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>> activated. The '--emptytree' flag gets emerge in some weird 'chicken |
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>> and egg' situation. With '--emptytree' set, emerge should assume |
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>> nothing is installed. If nothing is installed, then tcl and tk aren't |
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>> installed and the 'tcltk' USE flag shouldn't be auto-activated. |
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> true, unless of course tcl and tk are in the world file, or some other |
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> installed package depends on both, and therefore causes the tcltk use |
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> flag to be triggered. |
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> but it should certainly not auto-enable the USE flag (if it isn't |
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> enabled specifically) because the current system has it enabled. |
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> --emptytree should assume nothing is installed |
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I don't think tcl or tk being in the world file would/should affect anything |
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while '--emptytree' is in use. Also, I think that the only thing that depends on |
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tcl or tk in the xfree dependency tree is python, and that's with the 'tcltk' |
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USE flag. I believe this is a Portage bug. |
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