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On Tue, 2015-10-20 at 10:52 +0200, Alexander Berntsen wrote: |
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> On 16/10/15 22:25, Zac Medico wrote: |
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> > I think we can drop this warning. It's not like people's world |
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> > files just disappear unexpectedly, so the warning seems unnecessary |
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> > to me. When in doubt, people should use --pretend or --ask anyway, |
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> > and emerge --depclean already suggests this (except with --quiet). |
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> I'm not so sure. It's a kind reminder. Seems useful if you're SSH-ing |
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It is not a kind reminder, it is a really scary message. |
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> into a system you rarely use. What about the "You have no system list" |
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> warning -- should that go too then? |
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depends, I figured @system was mandatory so that one should stay. |
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> IMO, this is removing a simple solution to a GOTCHA for no real benefit. |
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People like me should not have to see this every time one do --depclean |
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or just users on a customized gentoo gets really scared and starts calling IT |
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claiming there is something wrong with their gentoo. |
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> As is, it might be a bit too noisy/intrusive though. |
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Yes, keep under debug flag instead? |
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