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when checking for blockers. This avoids a heap overflow that triggers
'Cannot allocate memory' errors (reported with python-2.5).
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(mtimedb commit and info dirs processing).
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permission related exceptions.
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for binary packages wrt CHOST. The variable is a space separated list of
chosts. It support regular expressions, so if the actual chost contains
any special characters then the user must escape them when setting
ACCEPT_CHOSTS.
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svn path=/main/trunk/; revision=10645
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if there is an equivalent ebuild in the portage tree (same cpv) with
visible keywords.
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vardbapi cache maintains a hash table (inside vdb_metadata.pickle)
that serves to index package contents by mapping the basename of file
to a list of possible packages that own it. This is used to optimize
owner lookups by narrowing the search down to a smaller number of
packages. It increases the size of vdb_metadata.pickle by approximately
30% and it's used in the following cases:
* When an unexpected file collision occurs (whether
or not collision-protect is enabled)
* `emerge <filename>`
* `portageq owners`
The
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can use the Package.mtime and inherited attributes.
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values, and those containing only whitespace.
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an 'uname -mrp' call use platform.platform() to describe the system in
emerge --info. (branches/prefix r10555)
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by suppressing masking messages for packages that haven't been pulled
into the current dependency graph.
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latter can trigger an UnboundLocalError in some cases (^C for example).
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in addition to unsatisfied dependencies.
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from those with unsatisfied dependencies.
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really useful.
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how it would drop a package that has an unsatisfied dependency).
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as invalid (previously both where treated as invalid).
* Fix a spot inside emerge's unmerge() function that sometimes generates
invalid atoms by adding an unnecessary "=" to the front. Even when in
cases that resulted in a valid atom here, adding the "=" was redundant
because dep_expand() does that automatically now (for backward compat).
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a new depgraph one time when there are unsatisfied deps. This
works by recursively traversing the digraph to remove the parent
packages whose deps become unsatisfied when their dependencies are
pruned from the mergelist.
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it doesn't matter for installed packages but it's safer to be
consistent to avoid accidental breakage in the future.
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be infinite.
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a warning message with the list of dropped packages.
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that have missing dependencies. This involves creating an entirely new
depgraph each time that a missing dependency is discovered. This isn't
the most efficient approach but it's simple and it works well.
This new behavior can server as a fix for bug #12768 by calling emerge
--resume --skipfirst each time that emerge exits unsuccessfully. This
was possible before, but now packages with unsatisfied dependencies
will be properly identified and dropped from the list.
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RootConfig.visible_pkgs since otherwise such packages can trigger
undesireable results inside depgraph._iter_atoms_for_pkg().
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installed package, like it's supposed to.
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packages that are masked by keywords and are eligible for uninstallation by
depclean. This is a workaround for the fact that depclean may fail to
recognize that the package is eligible for uninstall due to differences in
visibility filtering which can lead to differences in || dep evaluation.
TODO: Share visibility code to fix this inconsistency.
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