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Okay, I finished an "emerge --update --deep world" this morning. Everything |
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was cool. |
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This afternoon, however, I decide I want to install eclipse to migrate a |
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windows java development effort to my gentoo box. |
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Did an "emerge --pretend dev-util/eclipse-sdk" to see what I was going to get. |
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I was surprised to see it wanting to emerge ant-core because I thought I |
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already had it in place, so a quick eix call results in: |
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dnebinger@butthead ~ $ eix ant-core |
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Search results: 1 |
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* dev-java/ant-core |
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Available versions: 1.5.4-r2 1.6.2-r5 ~1.6.5-r2 |
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Installed: 1.6.2 |
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Homepage: http://ant.apache.org/ |
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Description: Java-based build tool similar to 'make' that uses |
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XML configuration files. |
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So obviously it is in there, in my world file and everything. |
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The question is, shouldn't portage have updated to the latest -r5 ebuild as a |
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result of the "--update --deep world" update previously? |
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