On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 16:40:01 +0200 Jan Meier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The ~arch ebuilds are not the point, the stable ebuilds which
> potentially be upgraded are the point. If you say that glsa-check
> does only update the package which is security relevant and tries not
> to update the dependencies then this is what I want.
It will only update dependencies when they are strictly required by the
new version, same like emerge if you don't use -u (which should
only be used for system and world updates anyway). Basically
glsa-check -f some-glsa
will call
emerge --oneshot $EMERGE_OPTS =package-version
where 'version' is the lowest "safe" version that doesn't result in a
downgrade (of course if the system isn't affected it won't do anything).
Marius
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