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Hi guys, |
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I wonder why the default behaviour of portage is to generate ._cfg0000_foo |
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files only one time after a --sync. For example I have done the following; |
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- emerge --sync |
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- emerge baselayout --oneshot -v |
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._cfg0000_foo files are created so I can use dispatch-conf to select which one |
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I want to update |
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after a while I want to reset more files to the default value so I do; |
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- emerge baselayout --oneshot -v |
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this time ._cfg0000_foo files are not created |
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When I do emerge --sync again and emerge baselayout --oneshot -v |
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then ._cfg0000_foo files are created again, however for me this is not |
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preferred, because I want to keep my current tree. |
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I remember vaguely that there is a setting to enable generation |
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of ._cfg0000_foo files always, however I have searched on my system, forums |
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and google, but I'm unable to find it. If actually this setting exists you |
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might want to enable it by default, but definitely document it better. |
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IMHO portage should always behave the same whether you just synced or not. |
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What do you guys think? b.t.w I'm using portage-2.1_pre7-r5 |
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Regards, |
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Michiel. |
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