Fix distinfo for the offending ports.
lang/yorick's tag was moved, and the added patch was no longer needed.
PR: 207644
Submitted by: mat
Exp-run by by: antoine
Sponsored by: Absolight
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D4268
The libcxxrt was unconditionally specified, but pkg(8) would not
register it on FreeBSD 10+ because the libcxxrt.so requirement of the
specification was satisfied by the base libraries.
As a result, Synth would rebuild the libc++ each time becaues there
were more dependency requirements in the port Makefile than the resulting
package, leading Synth to consider the package obsolete.
Since there are already existence tests for setting flags, the solution
is trivial: move LIB_DEPENDS definition inside the conditional blocks.
The resulting package is the same everywhere, and Synth is happy too.
PR: 207756
Submitted by: Andrew Terekhov
Discussed with: dim@, bapt@ (no conclusion, I fixed it myself)
Changes:
- The function fltCmp in flt_rtl.c has been improved to work correct
in the case that isnan returns neither 0 nor 1 (Many thanks go to
Arnel L. for reporting this problem).
- The function determineGetaddrlimit in chkccomp.c has been improved
to include <sys/types.h> before <sys/resource.h>. FreeBSD needs
that to work correctly (Many thanks go to Pietro Cerutti for
providing a fix and explaining the background).
- The function getOsCwd has been added to cmd_rtl.c. With this
function it is possible to read (e.g. under Linux) a current
working directory that is longer than PATH_MAX.
- Documentation comments have been improved in encoding.s7i.
- The program chkccomp.c has been improved to write definitions of
USE_DIRENT, USE_DIRWIN, OS_WIDE_DIR_INCLUDE_DIR_H, os_DIR,
os_dirent_struct, os_opendir, os_readdir, os_closedir,
INCLUDE_SYS_UTIME, os_utimbuf_struct, USE_ALTERNATE_UTIME,
os_utime_orig, os_utime, os_chdir, OS_GETCWD_MAX_BUFFER_SIZE,
os_getcwd, os_mkdir, os_rmdir, OS_CHMOD_INCLUDE_IO_H, os_chmod,
os_remove, os_rename, os_system, os_fopen, os_popen, os_pclose,
DEFINE_WGETENV, os_getenv
- The functions keys_helem and values_helem in hshlib.c and
hsh_rtl.c have been improved to use a loop instead of a tail
recursion. For compilers that don't recognize the tail recursion
this results in a speed improvement (Gcc recognizes tail
recursions so there is no speed improvement).
- The functions free_helem and free_hash in hsh_rtl.c have been
improved to stop searching for helems as soon as the last helem
has been freed.
- The functions helem_data_to_list and helem_key_to_list have been
improved to use a loop instead of a tail recursion (see above).
I knew the repository signing enhancements weren't fully tested, but it
was important to get the regressions fixed. I thought that if there were
any problems with the signing, people not using those features (e.g. 99%
of users) would not be affected. Unfortunately, that's not true.
Due to a simple boolean logic error, an inaccurate and harmless warning
about not finding the signature fingerprint will show every time the
repository is rebuild. This minor releases fixes that logic.
- Added version prefix
- Switched to github over master sites
- Removed patch_strip
- Changed hard LDFLAGS to include
- Fixed version in source
- Updated distfile
- Regenerated patchfiles for portlint
- Modified several patchfiles, adapted to new version
- submitter becomes maintainer
PR: 207145
Submitted by: Ultima1252@gmail.com
Approved by: Jeremy Chadwick <jdc@koitsu.org> (maintainer)
This was meant to be a pure enhancement release to support the signing
of the repository, but there were some regressions brought in with
version 1.1x and also some long standing bugs found.
Fixed:
* Regression: Interactive test mode
Changing the TERM setting to "dumb" semi-broke the interactive shell
when ENTERAFTER is used with the test command. The fix was to set
TERM back to cons25 in this particular case.
* Regression (serious): install command
The improvement in speed of package validation for the rebuilding of
the repository resulted in a new bug that caused the "synth install"
command to install every port in the repository. It was caused by
reusing a container that I thought was available, but it turns out
that the "install" command still needed it.
* Bug: handle exception that occurred when Synth asked a question
when no TTY was attached. Running a command like "force" would result
in a question, and if Synth was running in a cron job or having args
piped to it via xargs, no terminal would be available and Synth would
throw an exception. Now in this case, Synth just assumes answer to
question is "No" and ends gracefully.
* Bug: purge-distfiles command would delete everything if any error was
encountered. It should have just stopped, which it does now.
* Bug: purge-distfiles container had a bug which prevented all the
distfiles from being stored, which caused removal of good distfiles.
* Bug: purge-distfiles container didn't check for duplicates, resulting
in unhandled exceptions. Now fixed, purge-distfiles command works now.
enhancements:
* Show version information on status commands. On the display, a symbol
of "N" (New), "R" (result), or "U" (upgrade) shows next to each line.
Additionaly for "U", the old version and new version are shown. The
same information is shown in the log, but in addition the actual
version for "N" and "R" categories is also listed.
* Test mode: Add filters from poudriere to prevent false test failures
with leftover and modified files. Mostly it involves files that get
modified, but it's okay so the MD5 check failures need ignoring
* Support signing repository with local RSA keys. Adjust man page with
two new FILES (public key and private key) along with an example on
how to generate those files.
* Support signing repository with external signing command and
fingerprints. Adjust man page with two more new FILES and an example
of how configure this feature.
This utilizes the new py3kplist feature.
While being there, fix unit tests so they work with python3 regardless
of the build environment's locale.
PR: 207771
Submitted by: rm
Approved by: maintainers (implicit)
