Closed edgar444 closed 7 years ago
I wrote that line when I tried to figure out why repoman full -d was complaining. It was just test code. Then I overlooked it during the last commit and left the overlay in a bad state for months. You can always join the repo to fix or version bump a package yourself from time to time if you want. I only test on amd64-multilib for example, so I never mark any packages as tested-stable for the other archs.
Since c605e11ea has been commited, compilers can't be emerged, no-one knows why the line was added, but it is known to break everything.
If you ever decide to add it back, explain in commits why! And test that the packages actually build!