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On Mon, 21 Mar 2016 15:50:02 +0000 |
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James wrote - |
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> Hello, |
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> I'm looking for some EAPI-6 examples or ebuild templates to |
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> to review. |
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> Is there a simple way to parse the portage tree for EAPI=6 examples |
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> regardless if they are testing, stable or still just beta in a git |
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> repo somewhere? Maybe a particular dev has already revised a group |
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> of ebuilds and I just need to search out, by dev, a list of packages and |
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> recent date of ebuilds to find a cache of EAPI=6 ebuilds to parse? |
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> (not sure how to proceed on this hunch). |
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> # qgrep -H EAPI=5 wstools-0.4.3.ebuild |
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> dev-python/wstools/wstools-0.4.3.ebuild:EAPI=5 |
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> works for a specific file, but I want to parse the entire /dev-python |
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> portion of the portage tree. Is there a more robust tool? Maybe I should |
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> just patch the qgrep applet to suite my needs (hardest option)? |
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cd /usr/portage/dev-python |
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grep -r -l "EAPI=5" * |grep 'ebuild$' |
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Not particularly efficient, but for "one-offs"... |
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Dave F |
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