This is an update to the Friendly Interactive SHell (fish). The current ebuild (version 1.21.8) is somewhat broken because it requires X even if you set -X. 1.21.8 requires Doxygen, which requires X... this requirement was dropped in later versions, allowing fish to be installed without X on the system. Hence my submission. I only had to modify the ebuild to remove the doxygen requirement... nothing else from the 1.21.8 ebuild was altered. It emerged fine onto my system but this is the first time I've altered an ebuild, so please doublecheck to make sure I did not do something wrong. I would like to point something out however... the old ebuild, 1.21.8, appears to disable xsel (--without-xsel) whether or not the X flag is set... this is a bug I think, but I don't know how to fix it. This bug is in my ebuild, 1.21.12 as well. If someone could fix that I would be grateful. Myrddin
Created attachment 96362 [details] fish-1.21.12.ebuild
Simply using "$(use_with X xsel)" instead of "--without-xsel" should do the trick. I haven't tried though. But, wait, I believe that the "--without-xsel" actually tells fish not to compile the xsel included in its source, so it *should* actually _always_ be passed to the compiler, to avoid having two xsel's installed (x11-misc/xsel + app-shells/fish) or having an xsel which doesn't function (due to no installed X). fish itself will find out whether there's an xsel installed, whether or not it's the one that came from fish's source or from its own source.
Oh, and I'd say to keep the ewarn until fish-1.22.
Bumped in the tree, thanks!
