It is my opinion that http://packages.gentoo.org/feed/arch/x86/stable should only list packages that have become stable on x86. However, this is not what we get, if any package is stable on x86 and there is a change to the package, then it is listed in the feed. So, if a package is has been stable on x86 for months, and it just went stable on s390 then the package is listed on the x86 stable feed. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Subscribe to any stable live feed from packages.gentoo.org 2. Packages going stable on other arches have no value to the arch you have selected. Actual Results: Packages marked stable on other arches are not relevant to the specific arch that is singled out by the feed. Expected Results: Only packages that go stable on x86 should be seen on the x86 stable feed. The same for the other arches. As far as I know, this affects all dynamic feeds generated by p.g.o. If it is determined that these feeds are providing the expected output, then I think it would be a valuable addition to see another set of feeds added which is only for packages that have just gone stable on the arch specified, and perhaps a dynamic the number of entries limited to a window of time (ex: the last 24 hours). I do not create bug reports very often, please help this ticket reach those who maintain p.g.o.
The definition of the page is: changed packages WHERE package IN $ARCH stable. What you're after is: changed package WHERE newstate($ARCH) IS stable. This means an entirely separate set of feeds. Patches welcome.
This should be implemented by the 'newly stable feeds' on https://packages.gentoo.org/arches
