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Hi Rich, |
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And what I'm really asking for here is for somebody to actually |
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> explain what is actually wrong with dynamic dependencies. I have seen |
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> 47 almost-certainly-sincere claims that they're broken, but little in |
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> the way of examples, and the one that has been given (prerm) seems |
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Are you saying you agree that the prerm example is a valid one, except for: |
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> likely to break with static deps the way it is implemented today (we |
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> don't unmerge reverse-deps before upgrading the dep, which breaks |
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> linking that might be required to unmerge the package in the first |
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> place - though it probably only breaks 0.01% of the time and the cure |
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> is likely worse than the disease). |
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I got lost here. Are you invalidating the example or is this a more meta |
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invalidating your invalidation? |
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Surely a 99.9% valid example is pretty valid, or did I misinterpret? |
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Cheers, |
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Seemant |