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On Thu, 29 Oct 2015 17:37:26 -0400 |
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Mike Frysinger <vapier@g.o> wrote: |
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> On 22 Oct 2015 12:54, Paul Varner wrote: |
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> > Mike, I know you're busy with other stuff, but if you ever want to |
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> > see a new gentoolkit/gentoolkit-dev release, consider this your |
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> > authorization to just do it. The README.dev files state how to |
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> > make releases. |
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> thanks, i think this will help a lot |
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> > Since, the tools have dwindled down in gentoolkit-dev, I do think it |
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> > does make sense to keep it in the same repo and merge the packages |
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> > together behind a USE flag. I will revert the commit, that emptied |
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> > the genttolkit-dev branch and ask mgorny to nuke the new |
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> > gentoolkit-dev repository. |
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> > As I get time, I will work towards moving the gentoolkit-dev tools |
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> > into gentoolkit and putting them behind a USE flag in the ebuild. |
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> i'm no distutils expert, and every time i try to do something "fancy", |
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> i get frustrated by the module :). do people know of examples where |
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> you can do optional installs with a flag ? a cookbook sort of entry |
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> here would help and i could take care of merging in say ekeyword. |
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> -mike |
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Have a look at layman's setup.py. It parses IUSE to set the installed |
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files via setup.py. It may not be the best method, but it does work. |
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The layman ebuild sets deps acording to the ISUE flags and setup.py |
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sets the installed modules on the python side. |
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Brian Dolbec <dolsen> |
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