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On Saturday, 23 June 2018 11:51:08 BST Klaus Ethgen wrote: |
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> That slow python processing makes it also really slow when trying to |
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> emerge --update. |
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> Currently net-misc/electrum needs a new setting to decide between |
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> python_targets_python3_4 or python_targets_python3_5. That for its own |
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> is not the problem but afterwards, many packages needs to be rebuild |
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> with the same use flag. Unfortunately it is shown one by one after every |
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> emerge run. |
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Yes, if you need a particular python version for a package and you set e.g.: |
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USE="python_targets_python3_4" emerge -1aNDv <package> |
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a large number of dependencies will be also rebuilt with python-3.4, which is |
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a pain. If you change the above to "python_targets_python3_5" the whole thing |
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repeats itself, which is a pain. The alternative is to exclude said package |
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and wait a few days until net-misc/electrum (or in my case libreoffice-bin and |
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gdb) ebuilds are updated for the latest stable python. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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