crossdev: refuse to delete the host toolchain#40
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avoids nuking a whole system by misinputing the name of the toolchain you want to --clean Signed-off-by: Elouan Lesteven <elouan.lesteven@protonmail.com>
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May 1, 2026
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| if [[ ${HCHOST} == "${CTARGET}" ]] ; then |
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Do we need this? Isn't it redundant with the loop below?
setup_portage_vars does:
# Collect all CHOST* visible for host. We need to make sure
# not to clobber any of native CHOSTs.
HCHOSTS=(${HCHOST})
for abi in $(portageq envvar ABI MULTILIB_ABIS DEFAULT_ABI); do
HCHOSTS+=($(portageq envvar CHOST_${abi}))
doneso HCHOSTS always contains HCHOST.
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Fixes an issue where you could delete your host toolchain using the --clean option