Saturday 29 April 2006 19:04, Rohan Dhruva wrote: | On 4/29/06, Damir Perisa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: | > Saturday 29 April 2006 18:32, Rohan Dhruva wrote: | > | [...] Because no app would break, like in case of openssl. | > | > have you tried it? | | Yes. Just need to change the pkgver, nothing else. It works | perfect. Or atleast perfect for me, since I dont know python | extensively. But none of the apps "broke".
i don't know what changes happened in python 2.4.2->.3 but probably it
si a minor update. in theory, maintaining pkgs means one needs to
check all pkgs that depend on the pkg in question (pacman -Qi
package -> the "Required by" field). i'm sure dorphell will update
python in near future, if it's not breaking anything as you are
saying.
the openssl is for sure different. i know that it will break lots of
things, as it is happening for every mayor openssl update involving
all other maintainers to rebuild the packages affected... we will
have to make a schedule and do it somewhen in the devland. stay
tuned. (we are doing this in our free time without getting any money)
greetings,
Damir
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