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Currently rust-0.8.ebuild and rust-9999.ebuild have some minor
differences. After this change, you'll modify rust-9999.ebuild to fix
build problems in master as usual, and then all you need to support a
new release is just `cp rust-9999.ebuild rust-x.y.ebuild; <edit KEYWORDS
in rust-x.y.ebuild>`.
I don't know why you've avoided using econf, so I left the line
"${ECONF_SOURCE:-.}"/configure.
Signed-off-by: OGINO Masanori <masanori.ogino@gmail.com>
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thanks, I avoid It (econf) was working on my fork but now I re-based commits to sync with Maybe after my contribution |
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Merge ebuilds to reduce maintenance costs.
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Currently rust-0.8.ebuild and rust-9999.ebuild have some minor
differences. After this change, you'll modify rust-9999.ebuild to fix
build problems in master as usual, and then all you need to support a
new release is just
cp rust-9999.ebuild rust-x.y.ebuild; <edit KEYWORDS in rust-x.y.ebuild>.I don't know why you've avoided using econf, so I left the line
"${ECONF_SOURCE:-.}"/configure.