sys-boot/refind: prevent from using user's CFLAGS (bug #598587) #2754
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We should revbump all these ebuilds to trigger a rebuild on systems that built a non-functional refind. |
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@gktrk Done. |
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the point of the revbump is to leave the previous revision untouched :) |
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I should probably clarify my previous comment. when we make a revbump, we want to create the revision bumped files with the changes we want first, and then possibly remove the previous revisions. |
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…, bug #598587 Package-Manager: portage-2.3.0
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👍 All QA issues have been fixed! |
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Merged in ef27371...6122936. Thanks! |
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After our discussion on proxy maintainers IRC, here is the correction, removing the ability to use users CFLAGS or LDFLAGS for compiling EFI, which is not Linux application.
Please review @gktrk @wraeth
Note that this will also make the bug #598004 become not not applicable.