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From: Matthias Petermann <matthias@d2ux.net>
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Subject: Re: Multiple Python eggs within one port
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Hi Chis,

Zitat von Chris Rees <utisoft@gmail.com>:

> Usually a master/slave configuration is more appropriate.  Are you familiar
> with those?

at least I guess have seen such configurations e.g. for the gnome  
desktop(?). So do you mean, there is one master port which causes the  
~50 ports to build in sequence? This would make sense as an addition  
to the current approach.

My concern was about the number of single ports. Currently, Tryton  
provides ~50 modules/eggs, for each a single port. Currently we are  
planning to support 2...3 tryton versions in parallel within the  
ports. This would even grow this number to ~150. I worked with a  
committer on this and he mentioned, that portsmgr might be not too  
happy about such a large number just for a relatively small  
application. That's why I considered to bundle the eggs into one port.  
But response from portsmgr is still open, maybe they don't see an  
issue with this.

Best regards,
Matthias