Recursive dependency chaining and tinderd (was Re: -r+

[Ade Lovett]

Joe Marcus Clarke wrote:
> It just adds the port on the command line to the database.  Other
> dependencies will be built, but they will not be updated in the
> database, of course.  If you care about web-based reporting, you should
> always specify "-r".

This brings up an interesting question -- I fully admit to not having
delved into the relevant code so apologies if I'm being dense.

Assuming that I'm running www-exp and tinderd, if I add, say,
x11/gnome2-lite to the queue, will it expand to doing the -r for me?

Either way, an option to specify recursion (or not) from the www-exp
system would be wonderful.

FYI.  I've now got two tinderboxes running (i386 and amd64) which, once
I've figured out a few more things, will be available "for hire"

Though I need to talk to Oliver a little bit more first... :)

-aDe