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Daniel Barkalow wrote:
It seems to me like there are a number of things that should be able to
hint that you want some particular slots of particular packages, such that
--depclean doesn't remove them and emerge world updates them.
For example, it shouldn't remove the version of gentoo-sources that your
/usr/src/linux symlink points to. It shouldn't remove the version of emacs
you've got eselected. It shouldn't remove a version of tomcat that you've
got in your default runlevel. It shouldn't remove the Java VM that
java-config is set to.
For each of these, I think it should handle this information as if the
particular slot were in your world file, so long as the system is
configured that way (that is, it shouldn't actually record it in the world
file that way, but it should act like it saw it there).
Would this be a generally good concept, if I came up with a suitable
implementation? (Now that the code is set up to carry out the implications
of such a setting)
-Daniel
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It seems like those could could be implemented as package sets. We
have support for packages sets in trunk (will be released as
portage-2.2) and they have some documentation in docbook format. In
case you'd like to try it, there are some instructions for using
trunk here:
http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/portage/doc/testing.xml
Zac
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