I've made an informed choice, and I really don't need mysql on my system. So on my next update I would prefer not to see that ewarn noise again. Please use the readme.gentoo.eclass method to inform users about this instead.
if use sqlite || has_version "<${CATEGORY}/${P}[sqlite]"; then Is that correct logic? I didn't think the intention was to warn everyone forever.
(In reply to Michael Palimaka (kensington) from comment #1) > if use sqlite || has_version "<${CATEGORY}/${P}[sqlite]"; then > > Is that correct logic? I didn't think the intention was to warn everyone > forever.