Unhealthy amount of downgrades

[Dark _Templar]

Hello there,
am trying to emerge discord-bin an getting a soft block at app-accessibility/at-spi2-atk-2.46.0" is soft blocking app-accessibility/at-spi2-core-2.46.0I. So I reported it to bugzilla where I have been redirected to gentoo forums with the likely cause of the problem being my misconfigurations. So what should I do and what configs Should I post ?

Thanks Adam

[Dark _Templar]

Here is output of 'emerge discord-bin'

[grknight]

Please do a full system update before adding new software as this will clear up this conflict

[Josef.95]

Yes,

[Dark _Templar]

After

[Josef.95]

Hm, is dev-util/boost-build in your world file (/var/lib/portage/world)?
if so, then please remove it via

[Dark _Templar]

Wierd, it isn't there

[Hu]

If you still need help, please post the output of cat -n /var/lib/portage/world ; emerge --pretend --verbose --depclean dev-util/boost-build dev-util/b2 x11-libs/vte gui-libs/vte-common.

When you ran emerge -avuDU @world, did any updates succeed, and you now have a new problem, or did it fail out immediately with no changes?

[Dark _Templar]

Oki here is the output of 'cat -n /var/lib/portage/world'

[Dark _Templar]

Here is output of 'emerge --pretend --verbose --depclean dev-util/boost-build dev-util/b2 x11-libs/vte gui-libs/vte-common'

[Hu]

It appears you have a new boost, and some dependency is attempting to downgrade you to an older one. Please provide the full emerge command that fails, and all the output it produces.

[Dark _Templar]

Oki here it is the output of 'emerge discord-bin'

[Hu]

[Dark _Templar]

Oh sorry my bad, updating fails with this log (emerge -avuDN @world)

[Josef.95]

[Dark _Templar]

Adding backtrack flag didn't solve the problem, here is the log:

[Josef.95]

Hm, strange :-/
Please post the output from

[Dark _Templar]

Oki here is output of 'emerge -pve @world --backtrack=0'
http://dpaste.com/FXD4B85BA

Thanks for the wgetpaste

[Josef.95]

[Dark _Templar]

Oki I edited the configs here is output :
http://dpaste.com/AA8DV4XZN

[Josef.95]

Hm yes, looks better now.
But it sounds like your removed many package.accept_keywords entries (or a package.accept_keywords file) for already installed packages?
If so, then you can try rebuild this entries with the enalyze tool from app-portage/gentoolkit package.
Please post the generated keywords file from the command

[Hu]

The other possibility is that OP has been using a command-line override of ACCEPT_KEYWORDS in a non-pretend mode, and allowed emerge to pull in ~arch supporting packages, rather than using package.accept_keywords to accept the specific ~arch package he wanted. That would produce the same observed results, and Josef's suggested action would be appropriate for that case too.

[Dark _Templar]

Oki here is output of

[Josef.95]

Hm yes, the generated package.keywords.test file looks fine, and it should probably work for the already installed ~amd64 package versions.
But, I'm not sure what is now the best,
using the already installed ~amd64 package versions,
or trying downgrade back to stable.

[Dark _Templar]

Oki I solved the problem by manually downgrading back to stable with ebuild and then running system-wide update. I think the problem is solved and this can be marked as resolved.
Thanks for help,

Adam