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It didn't work before because it's dev-libs/elfutils, not dev-util.
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Bah. And just noticed I was still getting the same dep cycle in the selinux coverage branch. Thanks for spotting. |
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crossdev failed, will have a look on Monday. |
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In last weekly updates, binutils, elfutils and gdb got their USE=debuginfod enabled by default. I wanted to keep the disabled by adding entries to package.use in overlay profiles, but somehow these things insist on being enabled and I forgot to verify if they are indeed disabled. Noticed when working on selinux coverage as it got some dep cycle involving elfutils with debuginfod.
Put the recalcitrant USE flags into package.use.mask instead.