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On 2020-04-23 14:35, Caveman Al Toraboran wrote: |
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> * setting priority of your layman repo below -1000. |
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I think this is the hot ticket here. That way poly-c becomes... an |
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underlay, I guess? It will suit my needs and it only affects this one *lay. |
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I figured this was an "RTFM" type of problem, I just didn't punch the |
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right words into a search I reckon. |
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On 2020-04-23 15:14, J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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> The problem with that method is that it needs to be done for any |
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overlay you install. |
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> By setting the priority of the gentoo repo to a high number, it will |
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always take precedence. |
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Your solution is a general one, where someone wants every overlay to be |
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lower priority than the default. My issue is specific to a single |
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overlay, so setting it's priority lower, and leaving everything else |
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unchanged, meets my needs more precisely. This way I can use other |
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overlays the way they're intended, while just making poly-c packages |
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take a back-seat. |
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Thanks everyone. |
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