In a pkgsrc setup with default paths, the simple substitutions are all
no-ops. The last two substitutions only apply to Makefile.in, which
means that they are no-ops for the other files. Since the whole sed
command is not considered an identity substitution, an explicit
SUBST_NOOP_OK is needed here.
https://mail-index.netbsd.org/pkgsrc-users/2020/05/17/msg031245.html
Changes since 20.1.5:
Category Makefiles must only list subdirectories in SUBDIR that actually
contain a package. There is no need to mention the other directories.
This is the same as in the top-level Makefile, where mk/ and regress/ are
not listed.
Packages from pkgsrc-wip may have a COMMIT_MSG file with a suggested
commit message for importing the package into main pkgsrc.
This allows to show the actual changes by setting SUBST_SHOW_DIFF=yes,
and with SUBST_NOOP_OK=no it also demonstrates that no substitutions are
needed for substplistbasedirs.
Another thing this demonstrates is this wrong patch:
-echo >>$sedrules "s|@@PKGVERSION@@|@PKGVERSION@|g"
+echo >>$sedrules "s|@3.17@|3.17|g"
Changes since 20.1.4:
No more wrong warnings about the Solaris /bin/sh. These warnings had been
there for 14 years, preventing pkgsrc developers from using the $$(...)
command substitution and negation in shell conditions.
https://mail-index.netbsd.org/pkgsrc-changes/2020/05/01/msg212194.html
Changes since 20.1.3:
For patches that patch a single file, the filename of the patch should
correspond to the patched file. There are a few different naming schemes
in action, therefore the check is relatively loose. Patches that are
called patch-[a-z][a-z] continue to be allowed for historic reasons.
Patches that are called patch-CVE-* are also allowed.
The entries in doc/CHANGES-* are checked for consistency. For example,
it doesn't make sense to add a package twice or "update" a package from
version 1.0 to version 1.0. All version numbers in these entries must
be valid pkgsrc versions, i.e. start with a digit and only use
characters from -.0-9A-Z_a-z.
Changes since 20.1.2:
Stricter check for Python version numbers. Before, 25 and 26 had not
been marked as wrong.
In assignments like PKGNAME=${DISTNAME:S,from,to,}, modifiers that don't
have any effect generate a note. Most of these modifiers are redundant
or outdated.
Patches must not add well-known absolute paths like /usr/pkg, /var and
/etc since these must be overridable by the pkgsrc user. Other absolute
paths continue to be allowed.
The "jperkin should have run the test suite before releasing 0.16.0" release.
## Version 0.16.1 (2020-04-29)
* Don't attempt to update the keep list if we're only downloading packages.
* Avoid C99isms for now, fixes CentOS 6 build.
* Ignore "pkg_admin rebuild-tree" output, removes spurious "Done." messages
from output.
* Some minor internal refactoring.
PKGPATH is one of the few variables that is guaranteed to be defined when
mk.conf is included. Conditions like ".if ${PKGPATH} == category/package"
trigger a "Malformed conditional" when this variable is not defined.
## Version 0.16.0 (2020-04-27)
* Rebuild +REQUIRED_BY files after each pkgdb modification, ensuring
consistency and avoiding "Can't open +CONTENTS of ..." errors during
subsequent upgrades.
* Improved output sorting.
* Turn off WARNS.
* Minor cleanups.
* Documentation fixes.
* Flush yes/no prompt before reading response (Michael Forney).
Changes since 20.1.1:
Ensure that relative paths to other packages have the canonical form
../../category/package.
Add notes about pathname patters that mention ${WRKSRC} even though they
are already defined to be relative to WRKSRC.
Fix check for redundantly added categories. The check had previously
reported that the included file would be redundant, which was wrong.
It's always the including file that provides the redundancy.
The changes since version 1.99.4 appear to be:
- Fix pkg register issues with some version of libarchive:
* hardlinks not being made hardlinks sometime
* issues when PREFIX is a symlink to another directory
- Use portable mechanism to find the number of CPUs which allows pkg repo to be
faster on linux
Changes since 20.1.0:
In UNLIMIT_RESOURCES, the recently added virtualsize is allowed.
Packages that have distfiles without any digit in their name should
define DIST_SUBDIR to avoid polluting the global namespace. The
top-level distfiles directory should only contain versioned filenames.
Changes since 19.4.13:
It is an error to have TODO lines in DESCR files. These are typically
generated by url2pkg and should be replaced with proper text before
committing the package.
Changes since 19.4.12:
Files that are mentioned redundantly in PLIST files generate an error.
Missing DESCR files generate an error.
Hard-coded /usr/pkg in patches generates an error.
Changes since 19.4.11:
Redundant additions to BUILDLINK_API_DEPENDS and BUILDLINK_ABI_DEPENDS
get warnings since they may have been needed in the past but the
dependent package has increased its required version numbers over time.
Changes since 19.4.10:
The use of PKG_OPTIONS and PKG_BUILD_OPTIONS in buildlink3.mk and other
files is checked for common mistakes.
Checking the indentation of a continuation line no longer crashes in edge
cases.
Changes since 19.4.0:
* Makefile.am and Makefile.in are checked even though they don't start
with a #! line.
* Only shell programs with an interpreter that is clearly a POSIX shell
are checked. Before, there was a blacklist of interpreters to be
skipped.
* Lots of refactorings and code cleanups.
* Some additional test files.
