gnome-base/gnome-do-plugins-0.8.0 requires monodeveop as a dependency: I don't see the reason for a set of plugins to require a full IDE, and even the website doesn't mention that requirement http://do.davebsd.com/wiki/index.php?title=Installing_Do#From_Source Moreover, monodevelop causes a dependency mismatch with mono-2.2: the former requires monodoc but the latter doesn't want any version of that package installed. I moved the gnome-do-plugins ebuild to my local overlay, removing the line of monodevelop, and everything runs fine. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Put gnome-do, gnome-do-plugins, mono, monodevelop, etc in package.keywords 2. Try to install gnome-do-plugins Actual Results: Mono forbids the installation of monodoc, while monodevelop (dependency of gnome-do-plugins) requires it. Expected Results: gnome-do-plugins shouldn't have monodevelop as a dependency.
The reason that monodevelop is a dependency is because the gnome-do-plugins make system uses one of its tools (mdtool) to prepare the plugins for use. I was not able to get the plugins to install without it when I created the initial ebuild. As far as I can tell monodevelop 1.9.1 now uses a virtual dependency for monodoc which I assume also works fine with mono 2.2. Please re-open if this remains a problem.
