I just marked x86 stable today. No bug reports during the 30 day period. Referencing bug #100772, sparc will be at 30 days tomorrow but AMD64 needs another 10 days strictly speaking. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
sparc stable.
ppc marked stable
looks like there is an issue: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1207257&group_id=67586&atid=523274 do you know an app to test it?
Ah, I saw that bug when I was first looking at the package but I had talked to one or two AMD64 users who never mentioned having an issue. Since GLEW uses GL the problem could have been caused by any number of things and so I disregarded it at the time. The Gentoo interest in this package has been development instead of use. The only thing I know of so far that uses GLEW is the to-be-added soya 0.10, which is a library itself I believe. If you're concerned about this we can try to contact upstream directly and see what they say.
AMD64: bump I can contact them, just don't want to do so if you already have.
we're currently testing a new alias system, sorry for the bugspam
sorry, forgot about this one. i didn't contact upstream as there was already a bug. looking for a package that depends on glew i grepped the tree. the only one i got is dev-python/soya, which doesn't have the amd64 keyword at all... in the Changelog there is bug #100772 mentioned.. well, we usually follow the same guideline as MIPS: don't keyword unless the users ask you to. so for now, i removed the keyword completely.
Okay, I'm not adequately familiar with the gentoo development process to knoew what all the bumping and wait periods or even the mention of the keyword. I do know the amd64 keyword was removed, causing portage to yell at me when I updated. So maybe no other gentoo packages depend on this. Stuff I'm working on depends on this. Some of us are developers too. If what you need to at least add this to ~amd64 is someone to request it, I so request it. I never had any problems running with it before. Thanks.
Goyo, I readded ~amd64, thanks ;)