version of expat, rather than the expat-lite we distribute, so it will be a
good citizen of the ports tree and avoid spamming over the installed version
of expat that already exists. The patch to build.conf that was accomplishing
this was flawed, and only happened to work on my system because I had a copy
of libexpat.la sitting around in my /usr/local/lib, I imagine from a previous
subversion install I never cleaned out fully.
This alters the patch to build.conf such that instead of just replacing
libexpat with -lexpat, it replaces it with $(SVN_APRUTIL_LIBS), which in
addition to -lexpat, will also include -L/usr/local/lib, which makes the
build work. It also includes /usr/local/lib/libaprutil.la, which we don't
strictly need, but it doesn't hurt anything, and will get us by until we
are smarter about finding expat.
Submitted by: Garrett Rooney <rooneg@electricjellyfish.net> (MAINTAINER)
several small bugs noticed soon after the last release was rolled. it also
removes a patch that is no longer needed, as it was rolled into the upstream
source. as a bonus, this removes the dependency on the patch port, as svn now
uses gdiff3, rather than gdiff/gpatch.
PR: ports/36069
Submitted by: Garrett Rooney <rooneg@electricjellyfish.net> (MAINTAINER)
env. variable. That way, one can use subversion across a HTTP proxy.
This is a band-aid till the SVN group do it properly.
Approved by: Garrett Rooney <rooneg@electricjellyfish.net> (MAINTAINER)
Obtained from: dev@subversion.tigris.org mail archive
subversion developers decide they want to get subversion more exposure. So
this port basically does nothing but point people at a location where they
can get the maintainer's latest work. RESTRICTED is to keep it from being
used anywhere, anyhow, and in any way, in addition to the other NO_*.
