"OBATA Akio" <obache%netbsd.org@localhost> writes: > Ah, then, how about treat `-l' option same as `-s'. > -s (strict) option check unsafe_depends_strict=YES > none (default) mode check unsafe_depends=YES > -l (loose) option check unsafe_depends_loose=YES Yes, that's exactly what I meant; sorry if I wasn't clear. > Then user will be able to do `pkg_rolling-replace -ul' to update > pakage with loose way. Exactly. > It will be improved after `make replace' will be changed to set > unsafe_depends_loose=YES > correctly, i.e. `pkg_rolling-replace -l' will be usable. Yes - "pkg_rolling-replace -l" will then replace things that are knnown to have ABI changes, but not mismatched. (Of course, updating pkgsrc and doing pkg_rr without -u is always iffy, because various packages expect that other packages have been updated or have a dependency.)
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