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On Mon, 2005-08-22 at 23:40 -0400, Alec Warner wrote: |
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> Why wouldn't you want him blocking out a variable that is KNOWN to |
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> break a build? |
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I could be trying to fix that up. It might usually break, but one could |
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have a special setting like uclibc. The breakage might come from an |
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external lib that one hacked and it doesnt break cause of his hack. |
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You probably can find a lot of other situations. |
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But as you said: |
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> you can always remove it via some setting ( /etc/portage or |
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> otherwise ). |
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Black/whitelisting could allow you to specify vars to go through. |
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Kristian |
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