Re: [gentoo-portage-dev] [PATCH] CDEPEND removal

2005-11-27 Thread Jason Stubbs
On Monday 28 November 2005 00:01, Ned Ludd wrote:
 The following untested attached patch removes CDEPEND from ebuild.sh
 A quick grep -i shows that there is one case of CDEPEND left in
 pym/portage.py after applying the patch. It's in the auxdbkeys around
 line 5130. Not sure if that is safe to remove or not.
 The cache entry for CDEP has been replaced with a blank line to keep
 the cache format compatible.

The CDEPEND in auxdbkeys is needed, but it won't cause any harm other than the 
extra 10 or 11 bytes added to portage.py. This patch is pretty much perfect 
as it is. :)

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Re: [gentoo-portage-dev] [PATCH] CDEPEND removal

2005-11-27 Thread Jason Stubbs
On Monday 28 November 2005 00:20, Ned Ludd wrote:
 On Mon, 2005-11-28 at 00:15 +0900, Jason Stubbs wrote:
  On Monday 28 November 2005 00:01, Ned Ludd wrote:
   The following untested attached patch removes CDEPEND from ebuild.sh
   A quick grep -i shows that there is one case of CDEPEND left in
   pym/portage.py after applying the patch. It's in the auxdbkeys around
   line 5130. Not sure if that is safe to remove or not.
   The cache entry for CDEP has been replaced with a blank line to keep
   the cache format compatible.
 
  The CDEPEND in auxdbkeys is needed, but it won't cause any harm other
  than the extra 10 or 11 bytes added to portage.py. This patch is pretty
  much perfect as it is. :)

 Great.
 So it's all in your hands now then I can assume and I don't need to file
 a bug? ;-)

Committed.

 Anything else pending before .53 hits stable?

I don't believe so. I'll give it until Wednesday 12:00 UTC and put it out then 
if nothing comes up. I don't expect anything to, but I'm having a couple of 
whiskeys atm before bed and will be heading out to a drinking establishment 
tomorrow... ;)

 You know I can be somewhat impatient and I'm ready to get started on
 making patches for .54

As are we all. However, the wait seems to be doing good. While trunk is has 
been reopened for a while, the only things that have gone in have been in 
testing outside of trunk for a while which has improved quality greatly. 

Given people's expectations of what 2.0.54 should be I'm not sure of what will 
happen with 2.1/2.2. However, given the quality that trunk currently has it 
might be best to split off a branch and lock down the changes in 2.0.54 as 
soon as the first _pre is released. As far as I know, everything I listed in 
my last email to the .53, .54.. thread have existing tested patches so we 
can probably get a 2.0.54 up to where 2.0.53 is now in half the time...

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