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On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 14:55:48 -0600 |
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Mikey <mikey@×××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Users are discouraged from changing make.globals. It would be better |
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> to implement in make.conf or as a command line option to emerge |
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> itself. It is a configuration item for a user preference, not a |
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> (global) portage preference... |
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Ehm, did you read that comment you posted? make.conf overrides |
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make.globals, so you don't have a point here. |
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> > Which except for the SLOT issues are all fixed as far as I'm |
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> > concernced. |
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> That is not a small issue. |
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portage itself has similar issues with SLOTs |
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> > That's not really what you want. |
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> > -s updates might (will) be overlaid with version or revision bumps |
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> > from time to time, for this to be of any use it has to happen at the |
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> > resolver level (visiblity filter). |
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> "Normal" emerges would take -s2 over -r1 or -s1. The change is |
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> transparent when not in "glsa-only" mode. |
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You didn't understand what I said. If you just play around with the |
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output info you'll miss updates. |
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> > Everything but the last one is already possible. For the last one |
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> > you currently have to read the changelog. |
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> It does not allow for backporting, it is not safe to use in an |
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> automated environment, it does not work in a production environment, |
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> and it does not scale well. |
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Sorry? What prevents anyone from doing backports? It's as safe as your |
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idea for both automatic and manual (unless you assume that all security |
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updates will only ever be a -sX bump), and the last two are just random |
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comments that don't mean anything. |
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Anyway, showed you why it won't work and why it won't get implemented, |
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so rather pointless to continue this. |
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Marius |
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Public Key at http://www.genone.de/info/gpg-key.pub |
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In the beginning, there was nothing. And God said, 'Let there be |
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Light.' And there was still nothing, but you could see a bit better. |