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On Thursday, April 23, 2020 11:09 PM, Matt Connell (Gmail) <matthewdconnell@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Looking for some guidance in managing the source of package |
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> installs/upgrades when a package is provided by both the standard |
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> repository and an overlay. |
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> I currently have the poly-c overlay added via layman. poly-c provides |
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> many of the same packages as the standard gentoo repository. |
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> When I install/update packages, portage appears to prefer the version |
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> provided by poly-c rather than the version provided by the gentoo |
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> repository, if the two provide the same version number of the package. |
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> Examples of this include sys-boot/grub, sys-fs/udev, and other critical |
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> packages. |
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> I would prefer that portage prioritize gentoo's version rather than the |
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> overlay's version, unless specified otherwise (eg. |
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> sys-boot/grub::poly-c) when installing. |
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> What's the best way to go about doing this? I could specify ::gentoo |
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> for each entry in my world file, but this seems rather heavy-handed and |
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> high maintenance. Is there a better way? |
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**warning** i'm dumb. |
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didn't try it, but i guess you'll get the effect |
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you want by: |
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* setting priority of your layman repo below -1000. |
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* setting priority of the gentoo repo above |
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50 (i think default for layman). |
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more info: |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Ebuild_repository#Priorities |