elog "You may need to restart the dbus service after upgrading wicd." -> This should probably be confirmed, it usually not needed currently elog "To start wicd at boot with openRC, add /etc/init.d/wicd to a runlevel and:" elog "- Remove all net.* initscripts (except for net.lo) from all runlevels" elog "- Add these scripts to the RC_PLUG_SERVICES line in /etc/rc.conf" elog "(For example, rc_hotplug=\"!net.eth* !net.wlan*\")" This is the part that could be handled by readme.gentoo.eclass Thanks
(In reply to Pacho Ramos from comment #0) > elog "You may need to restart the dbus service after upgrading wicd." > > -> This should probably be confirmed, it usually not needed currently Yes, that seems like bogus. I removed it. > elog "To start wicd at boot with openRC, add /etc/init.d/wicd to a runlevel > and:" > elog "- Remove all net.* initscripts (except for net.lo) from all runlevels" > elog "- Add these scripts to the RC_PLUG_SERVICES line in /etc/rc.conf" > elog "(For example, rc_hotplug=\"!net.eth* !net.wlan*\")" > > This is the part that could be handled by readme.gentoo.eclass I implemented this directly in the current -r3. Side-note: I found it confusing that readme.gentoo_create_doc calls dodoc on the new file. Its name is a bit deceptive. If I want to create the doc and install it, should I use readme.gentoo_create_doc or readme.gentoo_src_install? I used the latter now. + 11 Oct 2013; Thomas Kahle <tomka@gentoo.org> wicd-1.7.2.4-r3.ebuild: + use readme.gentoo eclass (bug 487552)
I usually prefer to call "readme.gentoo_create_doc" when I have a specific src_install phase, the readme.gentoo_src_install phase is present for some ebuilds that use default src_install phase to allow them to not need to call it manually