On 2015/01/12 20:11, Anthony J. Bentley wrote:
Makes sense to me, I just have a couple of suggestions for other
possible simplifications:
> +PKGNAME-main = uqm-$V
> +PKGNAME-content = uqm-content-$V
> +PKGNAME-remix1 = uqm-remix1-$V
> +PKGNAME-remix2 = uqm-remix2-$V
> +PKGNAME-remix3 = uqm-remix3-$V
> +PKGNAME-remix4 = uqm-remix4-$V
> +PKGNAME-threedomusic = uqm-threedomusic-$V
> +PKGNAME-voice = uqm-voice-$V
There are getting to be enough subpackages that maybe a .for loop would
make sense here? Maybe ".for i in ${MULTI_PACKAGES:N-main}".
> +REVISION-main = 2
> +REVISION-content = 2
> +REVISION-remix1 = 2
> +REVISION-remix2 = 2
> +REVISION-remix3 = 2
> +REVISION-threedomusic = 2
> +REVISION-voice = 2
You know you can just do 'REVISION = 2' to set it for all subpackages?
(It doesn't matter if you skip a revision, i.e. it wouldn't be a problem
to start -remix4 as $Vp2).
