Resolves at least some issues with finding the right pyNN-foo, when
replacing packages that don't match PYTHON_VERSION_DEFAULT.
(This was a stray change in my tree not committed for a while, but
it's been working ok.)
Now 0.24.1.
Set PKGNAME_REQD to give underlying make processes a chance to set
options derived from the package name. For example, the appropriate
version of Python can be derived from the package name (so, when
building py25-foo, use python-2.5, not python-2.6). Specifically,
MAKE_SET_VARS='PKGNAME_REQD=${pkg}-*'
From Alan Barret via pkgsrc-users@.
Sometimes, the set of packages to be replaced ($REPLACE_TODO) does not
have any members which are installed (and hence in $TSORTED). This
caused the loop over $TSORTED to not find any packages to replace.
The check for not having found one was missing, resulting in the last
package in TSORTED being replaced. Because $REPLACE_TODO is still
non-empty, this repeats.
This patch adds an abort when no packages in $TSORTED are in
$REPLACE_TODO. Analysis and patch from Ian D. Leroux on
pkgsrc-users@.
- Add option '-D' to tune "USE_DESTDIR=" and set this defaultly to 'NO'
- Add option '-j' to tune "MAKE_JOBS=" (Default: unset)
- Fix an issue with packages with missing origin
Changes:
Added 3 new features:
1) Fetch only
2) Keep going after error (skip package)
3) Log output of make steps
Modified verbosity to report what's failed and what succeeds.
Use "pkg_info -Q" to extract PKGPATH from installed packages instead of
"pkg_info -B" coupled with awk magic. The previous regexp didn't account
for packages that have PREV_PKGPATH set, and blew up while replacing
for example mail/sylpheed and multimedia/ffmpeg.
* Look for $MAKECONF in @MAKECONF@, @PREFIX@/etc/mk.conf,
and /etc/mk.conf, in that order.
* Look for $PKGSRCDIR in the Makefile referred to by $MAKECONF,
".", "..", "../..", and "/usr/pkgsrc", in that order.
Proposed in tech-pkg; OK Greg Troxel.
* Clarify that the -x option takes package base names, not full package
names.
* Clarify that the -x option excluded packages only from the outdated
check, not from being rebuilt for any any other reason.
* Add a -X option that excludes a package from being rebuilt for any
reason. (I have had this as a private patch for a long time, and
never run pkg_rolling-replace without "-X openoffice2", because
openoffice requires so much time and disk space to build.)
non-deletable packages as dependencies. Bump version to 0.14.
Example problematic output (perhaps should also be fixed in
pkg_install):
Information for pkg_install-20070810:
*** PACKAGE MAY NOT BE DELETED ***
Built using:
checkperms-1.7
*** PACKAGE MAY NOT BE DELETED ***
Replace the nested shell loops in depgraph_installed() with some awk
that only needs to invoke pkg_info once. This gives a ~20x speedup.
Previously, if many packages were installed, depgraph generation took a
considerable amount of time; in the order of 30 seconds even on moderately
fast hardware.
- Abort if any of rebuild, unsafe_depends, unsafe_depends_strict are still
set after "make replace".
- Following changes in pkgsrc, does not replace by default if the
dependencies' ABI is still compatible.
- Add option -s that retains the old behaviour of always replacing.
- Add option -r for "replace only", this supresses creation of binary pkgs.
- The -n option has not been fully updated for these changes.
- versions 0.[7-9] were skipped to avoid any ambiguity from the 0.04 -> 0.5
transition.
- Explicitly unset 'unsafe_depends' and 'rebuild' tags after replacing.
Needed after changes in pkgsrc/mk/flavor/pkg/replace.mk, fixes PR 36738.
- Introduce ${PKG_ADMIN}, ${PKG_INFO}, ${PKG_CHK} variables instead of
calling the tools directly by name.
Redirecting output to /dev/stderr is not portable and will create a
regular file "stderr" if the device does not exist. Instead use the
portable 1>&2 redirection syntax. PKGREVISION was at nb9; get rid of it
and bump minor version number.
after the last hyphen is the version, not everything after the first
occurence of '-[0-9]'. This allows pkg_rolling-replace users to upgrade
packages such as font-bitstream-100dpi.
- Use INSTALL_MAN, not INSTALL_SCRIPT. Manpages are not executable.
- Bump PKGREVISION.
