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Re: [Gnu-arch-users] off-the-cuff pie-in-the-sky wish
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Robert Collins |
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Re: [Gnu-arch-users] off-the-cuff pie-in-the-sky wish |
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Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:54:38 +1100 |
On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 08:53, Robert Anderson wrote:
> This seems like a really nice area for automation. A
> configuration-based dependency tree that serves as a kind of
> meta-make that goes back and rebuilds (and/or tests) everything
> when a dependency (a category) goes "out of date" (i.e., a new
> patch is added).
>
> I can't build it anytime soon, but it never hurts to throw these
> things out there in case it resonates with someone who might be
> able to. Or gets thrown into a notes file for overarch, or
> something.
Two, separate thoughts.
1) config-manager is designed to do this sort of iteration + stuff. So,
a little tweak to tla and config-manager would give us:
cm missing <config>
case $? in
0 ;; # no change
1 ;; # changes occured
2 ;; # error occured
for the whole tree.
2) doesn't make World in the bsd ports system do something similar -
grab the most recent stuff abd build?
Rob
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