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'sisyphus upgrade --hybrid')
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repository/branch compatibility once the switch is completed
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branchnext modules; plug the new module into the new cli client -> works magic
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update, upgrade, rescue, spmsync, autoremove - all work
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module -> mirror setup works
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under one module, and expose them to other modules from there
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errors
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to work with the new backend ... gui frontend wip
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clue of what is happening
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rebuilds
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* git reset --hard is a bit overkill for portage config files sync
as it will reset MAKEOPTS, custom USE flags, keywords, masks etc
* to preserve them, use git stash right before the hard reset, and
then apply the stash
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some functions
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a bit to make it more reliable
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* backend :
* make sync more reliable and future proof (in case we will have more branches)
* while the bugfix commit 12c2d64d475552f7ccfb078613a8fbfcea1efaba fixed a long stading bug
* it also slowed us down considerably triggering metadata refresh when it wasn't actually
* needed. Rework the code to trigger metadata refresh only when absolutely needed
* this will speed up things considerably, specially dependency resolution
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This reverts commit 9dbe22f88fae49eac34bdb123f2e1acfc24a6a99.
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* since our sync method is different than portage, sisyphus may fail to resolve dependencies properly in certain cases
* copy portage's behaviour, perform global updates (SLOT moves, blockers etc) and refresh the metadata after every sync
* while this will slow down the sync a little, it will accelerate dependency solving considerably
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