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Please don't make FireBurn packages stable #35

Closed EoD closed 11 years ago

EoD commented 11 years ago

Hey,

it might be some hassle, but could you please remove the amd64 stable keyword from the packages you create? I personally only install what is necessary for my needs and don't want to install all of them.

The reason why I'm filing that issue is that I can't do a normal "emerge -vuDN @world @system" because some of your new packages collide with what I have installed and I have to go through a long list and mask them manually.

FireBurn commented 11 years ago

Everything in my overlay should have no collisions with my emul linux x86 packages On 18 Aug 2013 10:55, "EoD" notifications@github.com wrote:

Hey,

it might be some hassle, but could you please remove the amd64 stable keyword from the packages you create? I personally only install what is necessary for my needs and don't want to install all of them.

The reason why I'm filing that issue is that I can't do a normal "emerge -vuDN @world https://github.com/world @systemhttps://github.com/system" because some of your new packages collide with what I have installed and I have to go through a long list and mask them manually.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/FireBurn/Overlay/issues/35 .

EoD commented 11 years ago

No, there were no file collisions. I couldn't do a world emerge because your packages depend on packages which collided with what I had installed. It was somewhere deep in the tree (e.g. the gst stuff). If you need it, I can look it up later when I'm at home.

FireBurn commented 11 years ago

Are you still having issues with this?

EoD commented 11 years ago

No, I can't reproduce it with the current, but I changed my system config a lot over the last week(s).

It happened when I made a completely new install of the FireBurn overlay.