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In message <20040714005105.3bee1a88.manlix@demonized.net>, Johan Pettersson wri
tes:

>> The correct solution is the add whatever it takes to make the world
>> target fail if it is unsafe.
>
>Just do so you must have MAKE_WORLD= true (or something) in your
>make.conf to be able to use make world. Otherwise print a warning and
>some info when running make world.

This is called "a bandaid" and we should only resort to that if a
solution is not possible.

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