* [gentoo-dev] best way to do trivial ebuild updates
@ 2003-02-07 21:36 99% Alan
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From: Alan @ 2003-02-07 21:36 UTC (permalink / raw
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What is the best/fastest/approved way to get packages that have had
version bumps into portage? For example, pan unstable was recently
updated to 0.13.3.91, and a simple copy of the .ebuild file to match the
new version number installed and has been working for me great since the
update yesterday.
Is it best to submit a bugzilla bug, a bugzilla patch (with straight
copy of the file), email the maintainer, or ask for CVS access so I can
update it myself? :)
I've seen this before and submitted ebuild to bugzilla, but normally the
bug is invalidated a bit later when another version comes out and the
developer updates to that.
Just wondering.
Alan
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