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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/shells/bash/pkg PLIST
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 *   Ok, if anybody really needs bash_builtins.1 (which is almost
 *   useles), here PROPER fix and re-enabling it again.

Um, if it's "almost useless", why did you put it in PLIST in the first
place? :)

Also, next time please test the packaging before you upgrade, ok?
(And for people out there wondering if we stomped on each other's toes
-- this "fix" by Andrey was to change ".so bash.1" to ".so
man1/bash.1" in bash_builtins.1.)

 *   Please, step over on ports owned by me only if you 100% shure.

I don't want to get into the "my time is more important than yours"
argument, but hey, it really is. :)

I need to get all these packages done by Sunday (well at least that's
the "schedule"), and I simply don't have time to wait for everyone to
come in and fix their ports.  I'll look into them and try to fix it,
and go to the maintainer/ports list only if I can't fix them in a few
minutes.

I may make occasional mistakes, sorry about this one, but I'll
apoligize before and later, I still have 300+ packages to build. :)

Satoshi