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On Wed, 27 Sep 2006 20:36:48 +0530, Mrugesh Karnik wrote: |
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> > I ve heard about /etc/portage/package.keywords directory instead of |
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> > file. So now what is the read priodity for files in ? |
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> There is no priority file. You can use package.keywords file itself. |
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> The directory feature is to give more flexibility. For example, I had |
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> separate files inside package.keywords directory for KDE, xgl, java, |
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> XFCE etc. IIRC, the files will be concatenated and interpreted as a |
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> single file by portage. |
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I suspect the OP was asking in which order they are read. It could be an |
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issue in the case that you have different entries that match the |
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same package in two files. In this case, how would portage handle it? |
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With the single file, at least i the case of package.use, portage took |
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the last entry. It would be better if it gave a warning instead, this |
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sort of thing is rarely intended. |
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