Ruby packages will state * QA Notice: USE Flag 'examples' not in IUSE for blah/blah This USE flag is defined in ruby.eclass, so you should add an IUSE="examples" there.
This seems to be related to bug 145222. @Nguyen, it would be great if you could have a look at this as you've been working on the examples stuff.
Sorry for being absent without inform. I'm looking on it right now. opfer, what exact package did you have that message on?
(In reply to comment #2) > Sorry for being absent without inform. I'm looking on it right now. > opfer, what exact package did you have that message on? I can't tell anymore. It was for a stabilisation, and from the ChangeLog I can't find a package that I marked stable on 05-07-2007 in the dev-ruby category. And even the bugs I stabled around beginning of July reveal no info to me. Anyhow, you use "use examples" in the eclass so you need an IUSE statement for that, independent of any package
The problem is that not every package needs that use flag. The code is there to reduce maintenance effort. It should be executed if there is 'examples' in IUSE. I think I could change it to: "if hasq examples ${IUSE} && use examples" to avoid QA messages. Comments?
(In reply to comment #4) > The problem is that not every package needs that use flag. The code is there to > reduce maintenance effort. It should be executed if there is 'examples' in > IUSE. I think I could change it to: "if hasq examples ${IUSE} && use examples" > to avoid QA messages. Comments? Looks fine to me.
Committed.
