dev-tcltk/tktreectrl: EAPI8 bump, use https #35391
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Another
EAPI8
bump.I've also looked into bug #828839.
From what i've found is that
X
cannot really be disabled with this package (and to be honest, i think it doesn't make sense either). Trying to disableX
results in following configure warning:This means
-lX11
is being used regardless of the flag. And sincedev-lang/tk
depends anyway onlibX11
it never fails.I've looked into other package and i've decided to go with simply enable
X
per default. It similar to what for exampledev-tcltk/blk
does.However i couldn't reproduce the QA warning from the bug in any case. This might be because this happend on
musl
on the bug. It would be nice if someone with amusl
system could test it.The other bug #906870 however i could reproduce and i've simply fixed it with:
Signed-off-by: Michael Mair-Keimberger mmk@levelnine.at
Bug: https://bugs.gentoo.org/828839
Closes: https://bugs.gentoo.org/906870