On Sat, 7 Jul 2018 21:51:31 +0300
Franz Fellner wrote:
> It's not automatically doing magic but using things specified in the
> profile. In this case look at ${PORTDIR}/profile/base/package.use
> Setting PYTHON_SINGLE_TARGET (which is expanded to those USEFlags) in your
> make.conf will shadow
It's not automatically doing magic but using things specified in the
profile. In this case look at ${PORTDIR}/profile/base/package.use
Setting PYTHON_SINGLE_TARGET (which is expanded to those USEFlags) in your
make.conf will shadow those from the profile and spit out an error.
2018-07-07 21:45
The package you're referring to have only support of python2 interpreters
(python2_7 (CPython) and pypy (not the pypy3)).
It seems, by default (if neither of PYTHON_SINGLE_TARGET is set), portage
tries to do the "magic" (well, in my opinion, it opposes to the Gentoo
Philosophy, and it should
Hello,
I have a question considering PYTHON_SINGLE_TARGET because it seems to behave
inconsistently on my system and I cannot find any documentation about it, that
would
guide me in the right direction how to fix it.
Running emerge --info I see the following (I'm on ~amd64):
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