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dougb
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2009-12-19T07:25:44.000000Z
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This is svn version r200709

Feature Update
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1. Further update the --packages-build and --delete-build-only options
to work with -a:
	a. Create a new function clean_build_only_list() from code that
	was already in dependency_check() and use it both there and at
	the end of the config mode in -a.
	b. Properly initialize the variables related to these two features
	in the same spot as all the other global vars are initialized rather
	than doing it in different locations.

Major Cleanups
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1. 9-CURRENT has its own package repo now, hurray!

2. Instead of having a pca() to describe the post-config action
collect the stuff that always runs after config is done into a
function, and use the pca() logic to determine what to print. This
also restores the whitespace to consistency between the modes
(one port, multiport, -a).

3. Instead of fetching the directory listing for each port category
(devel, ports-mgmt, etc.) every time we need to check a port, fetch
it once and save it to a temporary file. This lets us do several
cool things:
	a. Save a lot of time not having to re-fetch each iteration
	b. Run the sed code to fix %2c -> , up front
	c. Add a sed pattern to fix %2b -> +
	d. Run a variety of different patterns to try and find the
	latest_pv

4. We only want to run the logic tree on whether $latest_pv is up to
date or not if that variable has a value, so add appropriate tests.

Minor Cleanups
==============
1. Make it easier to include the --packages-build and --delete-build-only
options in a portmaster rc file by setting the PM_BUILD_ONLY_LIST variable
(which is used by both options) in the script if either of the two
options is detected.

2. More robust error-handling for package directory creation in
pm_pkg_create().

3. Move the error message for "no package in -PP mode" to a variable
for both reuse and code readability.

Bug Fixes
=========
1. Not finding a package (or even a package repo) should only fail()
if we are using -PP, not if we're just using -P.

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