After this upgrade (not sure for previous versions) the dependent packages had compatibility problems, not found by revdep-rebuild. ----------------- #equery d PyQt4 dev-python/qscintilla-python-2.4.5 dev-vcs/tortoisehg-2.0.3 ----------------- Launching a tortoisehg workbench result in this error: "RuntimeError: the PyQt4.QtCore module is version -1 but the PyQt4.Qsci module requires version 0" re-emerging these packages solve the problems, and tortoisehg works again, anyway I think that a post-info warning could be VERY helpful
I'm nearly sure it was yet another case of not reading *sip* postinst comment.
Sorry... I didn't follow you... I look at my elogs, and look at the ebuilds PyQt4-4.8.3 and 4.8.4 and there are no post-info messages...
I said 'dev-python/sip'.
Ok... read the postinst of dev-python/sip (sorry the *sip* make me think a slang/emoticon... something like "sigh" :-)... anyway looking the postinst message it's quite clear that even the PyQt4 dependent packages needs to be re-emerged. So I think that a "redundancy" message could be helpful... primary on system (like mine... I admit it!) where sip has 0 dependent packages. Indeed... I didn't check (and it's maybe the central question here)... but an PyQt4 upgrade (starting with a sip "clean state") doesn't break the dependencies? Probably you know the answer. Tnx in advance. Fabio