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toralf
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 Posted: Sun Dec 16, 2012 3:20 pm Post subject: how to prevent auto-cleaning if "only" the tests f |
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How can a avoid auto-cleaning of /var/tmp/portage if a test case fails - given these settings : FEATURES="parallel-fetch compress-build-logs test test-fail-continue" ? back ground : I'd like to install a packages nevertheless, but sometimes the files are necessary for a bug report, eg. for | Code: | ERROR: test
ERROR: sys-devel/make-3.82-r4 failed (test phase):
Make check failed. See above for details.
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dol-sen
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The only 2 other features available are "keepwork" and "noclean".
Keepwork is to enable fixing/creating patches in the live workdir
noclean is what your really after, but for what you want, you would need to enable it on the command line for a one time shot to re-emerge the failed package. Or you would have to manually clean out portage's temp dir.
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toralf
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| dol-sen wrote: | | but for what you want, you would need to enable it on the command line for a one time shot to re-emerge the failed package |
Well - for a one-shot at the command I could use "ebuild .... test", or ? So sounds my wish is a feature-request for portage ? |
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