On Mon, 12 Dec 2005 23:29:00 +0900 Jason Stubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
| Incorrect. There needs to be no GLEP regarding multiple repository
| support in portage. There may need to be a GLEP regarding splitting
| up the portage tree into separate repositories, but that is nothing
| to do with the issue I'm talking about.
Sure. You could go ahead and implement it without a GLEP in the really
really bad way you're proposing currently. Or you could take the GLEP
route and let other developers help you come up with a design that
doesn't royally suck.

| Again, why I really don't like this design. You're asking portage to
| do crap to support external tools without looking to provide
| compatibilty with future portages. How are you planning to find the
| metadata directory in the first place?

Not at all. There's an "it will probably be handled like this" note in
the GLEP. I can't get any more detailed than that until there's a
proper specification for what Portage is going to do in the future.

| > | Nope, which is why news.read shouldn't be specified.
| >
| > news.read is specified because there was demand for it the last time
| > around. It's staying specified because the reasons given were based
| > upon convincing use cases rather than random speculation.
| 
| Can you show a use case that crosses several readers?

Look back to the original thread.

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