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I have commented out the ~* from /etc/portage/package,keywords on both |
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gvim and vim, and the issue has gone away and all is well again. |
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Though I admit I am a tad confuzzeled as to what the issue was. |
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I thought wrongly that I had the latest ~* versions of both gvim and |
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vim installed along with the appropriate vim-core, it turns out that I |
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had stable but it was calling ~* due to the package,keywords file |
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though I dont understand quite why the stable versions could not be |
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updated to include all matching versions of gvim vim vimcore in |
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testing? |
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No matter really as so long as I have a working vim from work and a |
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gvim at home I am happy, thanks for the responses. |
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stu |
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> > My issue is more though why is portage trying and failing to install |
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> > two versions of vim at all as so far as I am aware I have never made |
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> > such a request of it. |
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> > Just the latest ~* version will be fine for me. |
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> You have both gvim and vim in your world file. If you want the |
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> latest ~* versions of gvim, then you'll also need the latest ~* |
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> version of vim. Alternatively, you could uninstall vim. |
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