On Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 6:17 AM, Kent Fredric <kentfred...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 4 February 2016 at 23:27, Jason Zaman <perfin...@gentoo.org> wrote: > > > > www-servers/nginx nginx_modules_http_access > nginx_modules_http_auth_basic nginx_modules_http_autoindex > nginx_modules_http_browser nginx_modules_http_charset > nginx_modules_http_fancyindex nginx_modules_http_fastcgi > nginx_modules_http_geo nginx_modules_http_gzip nginx_modules_http_limit_req > nginx_modules_http_limit_zone nginx_modules_http_map > nginx_modules_http_memcached nginx_modules_http_proxy > nginx_modules_http_realip nginx_modules_http_referer > nginx_modules_http_rewrite nginx_modules_http_scgi nginx_modules_http_spdy > nginx_modules_http_split_clients nginx_modules_http_ssi > nginx_modules_http_upstream_check nginx_modules_http_upstream_ip_hash > nginx_modules_http_userid nginx_modules_http_uwsgi > > > I used to do this sort of thing for the PYTHON_TARGETS stuff, but it > hurts way too badly. > > So now instead I have a couple of convenience tools in `package.env` + > `env.d` instead. ( Queue many ewing ) > > Its really sad we can't just have what Paludis does, package.use side > support for USE_EXPAND. > > www-servers/nginx normal_use_flags NGINX_MODULES: http_access > http_auth_basic http_autoindex > > Or similar. > But we can do exactly that, as of at least portage-2.2.24, possibly earlier.
