Hi there, couldn't find an announce for it but gnome-phone-manager-0.51 requires it so I can't commit it to the tree until then. See also http://freshmeat.net/projects/gnokii/?branch_id=3434&release_id=274094
Can I bump it myself ?
Sure, be my guest.
Created attachment 150463 [details, diff] gnokii-0.6.24.ebuild.patch damn, I didn't thought this was such a monster... It seems upstream rewrote a big chunck of their build system which makes bumping quite hard :) Here is a first incomplete patch, will try to complete later.
gnokii-0.6.26 is now in the tree. However, I didn't imported anything from your patch, so if you think something new needs to get into the ebuild, just let me know.
afaics, 2 things can still use review: * what is strip-linguas ? Afaik upstream is finally using >=intltool-0.35 which should make obsolete any previous hacks to select installed locales (see the change I had in DEPEND). * econf could use some updating some switches disappeared while some new switches aren't included at all (notably smsd which last time I touched this thing seemed pretty important).
(In reply to comment #5) > * what is strip-linguas ? Afaik upstream is finally using >=intltool-0.35 > which should make obsolete any previous hacks to select installed locales (see > the change I had in DEPEND). strip-linguas is defined in eutils.eclass and AFAIK it is not obsolete. I dunno what intltool is supposed to do, but I'm sure it doesn't add linguas_xx flags to IUSE. You might find automated ways to filter LINGUAS content, but at the end you still have to add by hand all possible languages to IUSE. > * econf could use some updating some switches disappeared while some new > switches aren't included at all (notably smsd which last time I touched this > thing seemed pretty important). Fixed in -r1.
(In reply to comment #6) > (In reply to comment #5) > > * what is strip-linguas ? Afaik upstream is finally using >=intltool-0.35 > > which should make obsolete any previous hacks to select installed locales (see > > the change I had in DEPEND). > > strip-linguas is defined in eutils.eclass and AFAIK it is not obsolete. I dunno > what intltool is supposed to do, but I'm sure it doesn't add linguas_xx flags > to IUSE. You might find automated ways to filter LINGUAS content, but at the > end you still have to add by hand all possible languages to IUSE. sorry for not being clear, since intltool 0.35 series, linguas support has been greatly improved and should work without further manipulations than setting linguas in make.conf. It should install only the locales and documentations you want without having to do anything in the ebuild, if not then there is a bug in the package. You can see in gnome ebuilds or eclasses that there is no strip-linguas. Hope this is clearer :)
