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Change --installed-eapi to --eapi ...

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because there are Packages noch reinstalled on an EAPI change (no revbunp). So it would be better for this task to look up the current EAPI in tree.
Additionally I put the EAPI checks in a loop and look quietly for $1 as max EAPI to check for.
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@ -9,6 +9,8 @@
# Changelog and authors: # Changelog and authors:
# 2017-11-22 add tree path detection (Nils Freydank) # 2017-11-22 add tree path detection (Nils Freydank)
# 2017-11-17 initial script (Jonas Stein) # 2017-11-17 initial script (Jonas Stein)
# 2018-12-08 update loop and tree EAPI instead of installed EAPI
# also use the parameter $1 to set maxEAPI to look at(5)
MYPORTDIR="$(portageq get_repo_path / gentoo)" MYPORTDIR="$(portageq get_repo_path / gentoo)"
@ -23,23 +25,17 @@ done
echo echo
echo "These installed packages use a very old EAPI. You can prepare a PR:" echo "These installed packages use a very old EAPI. You can prepare a PR:"
INSTALLED=( $(EIX_LIMIT=0 eix --installed --in-overlay 0 --only-names --installed-eapi 0))
for catpkg in "${INSTALLED[@]}" maxEAPI=${1:-5} # currently in 12/2018 EAPI 5 is deprecated
do
echo "EAPI="0" $catpkg" for EAPI in $(seq 0 $maxEAPI); do
done echo
echo "Check for EAPI $EAPI:"
INSTALLED=( $(EIX_LIMIT=0 eix --installed --in-overlay 0 --only-names --installed-eapi 2))
INSTALLED=( $(EIX_LIMIT=0 eix --installed --in-overlay 0 --only-names --eapi $EAPI))
for catpkg in "${INSTALLED[@]}"
do for catpkg in "${INSTALLED[@]}"
echo "EAPI="2" $catpkg" do
done echo "EAPI=$EAPI $catpkg"
done
INSTALLED=( $(EIX_LIMIT=0 eix --installed --in-overlay 0 --only-names --installed-eapi 3))
for catpkg in "${INSTALLED[@]}"
do
echo "EAPI="3" $catpkg"
done done