Do it for all packages that
* mention perl, or
* have a directory name starting with p5-*, or
* depend on a package starting with p5-
like last time, for 5.18, where this didn't lead to complaints.
Let me know if you have any this time.
a) refer 'perl' in their Makefile, or
b) have a directory name of p5-*, or
c) have any dependency on any p5-* package
Like last time, where this caused no complaints.
-D provides the previous behaviour of creating patches in $WRKDIR/.newpatches
-d dir specifies the directory where the patches will be created.
Requested by Aleksey Cheusov for read-only pkgsrc checkouts.
Fix minor bugs while here.
Bump version.
Smarter pkgdiff, doesn't create chunks that are added automatically
by the pkgsrc infrastructure (configure:exit instead of regenerate,
Makefile: localedir).
mkpatches: patch file names now contain the path to the file and its name
per discussion on tech-pkg June 2010.
Also, the files are created directly in the patches/ directory; backups
are saved as patches/patch-foo.orig.
patchdiff: now compares patches/patch-foo with patches/patch-foo.orig;
if they only differ in non-essential parts, patchdiff reinstates the
original patch to keep commits less noisy.
diff version must uses spaces to separate the filename and timestamp (that
or somepeople do cut-n-pasting of patches).
2) add the comma "," to the pattern used to match line numbers, to match POSIX.
Set TZ=UTC before calling diff to ensure everyone uses the same timezone
to avoid spurious diffs in metadata, such as:
< clock/clock.c.orig 1993-06-29 01:11:39.000000000 -0400
---
> clock/clock.c.orig 1993-06-29 03:11:39.000000000 -0200
parsing a file name from the "+++" line in an old patch file. (New
patch files created by mkpatches do not have "./" in the file name in
the "+++" line, but some old patches currently in pkgsrc do have "./"
there.)
Bump version to 0.120.
pages cannot be processed with nroff -man. Since we already have the
preformatted files in the FILESDIR, what was the point of regenerating
them?
PKGREVISION++
This avoids problem where the plist-man.awk script sees the empty
value for MANINSTALL and sets it to the default of 'maninstall catinstall'.
Fixes install/packaging problems on solaris.
Fix the automagic tuning of the number of unified diff context
lines. It was broken since previous commit to files/pkgdiff.
Also arguments '-u' and '-U NUM' to GNU diffutils 2.8.1, as seen
in NetBSD 2.0_STABLE and current, are not intended to be used
together. Hence only '-U NUM' is now specified. I did not reverted
to the '-u -NUM' form used before as it seems undesirable.
Please note that if PKGDIFF_FMT is specified in the environment,
for testing or debugging purposes, we skip the automagic tuning of
the number of unified diff context lines. The user probably wants
to try another diff format, as suggested in the commit log of
revision 1.12 of files/pkgdiff. So there is no point in adding '-U
NUM' to PKGDIFF_FMT: it may just not work. See:
$ diff -c -U 1 /dev/null /dev/null
diff: conflicting output style options
diff: Try `diff --help' for more information.
While here save a few basename(1) runs.
Add feedback-patches, a script to ... feedback patches:
The feedback-patches script is intended to help sending back patches in
the NetBSD Packages Collection, pkgsrc, back to the maintainers of the
original package, for inclusion into future releases. The given
category/pkg is either a path relative to the pkgsrc base directory, or
an absolute patch, which will be stripped the base directory. A pathname
of . will be expanded to the current directory, which is useful when the
current working directory is in a package's directory in pkgsrc.
If an email address is given, the patches will be sent to that address,
with some nice words. If no email address is given, the mail will only be
displayed instead of sent.
See feedback-patches(1) for the full enchilada.
