On Jul 4, 2011, at 02:18, Russell Jones wrote: > Nicolas Pavillon wrote: > >> Currently, Macports holds kile in two versions, being kile for KDE3 (ver. >> 2.0.1), and kile-devel for KDE4 (ver. 2.1b5). Recently, kile 2.1 for KDE4 >> has been released as a stable package. I would thus to transfer kile to a >> stable port, and if I understand correctly Macports policy, I should do the >> following steps: >> >> 1. Create a new portfile kile2 (is the name appropriate ?) for the stable >> version of KDE4, which conflicts with kile-devel >> 2. Upgrade kile-devel, make it conflict with kile2, and make it as a stub >> port indicating that kile2 should be employed instead. >> >> Is indeed this approach correct ? and if yes, would there be an example of >> this type of stub port that I could employ as reference to create these new >> ports ? > > I don't know if there's a policy, but kile-kde4 would seem like a more > descriptive name. I can't really find any port names of that form, though. > Alternatively kile21, (like python25. emacs22, etc)
Does anybody still want a kile port for kde3, if one for kde4 is available and works? Why not just upgrade the kile port to be the latest stable version for kde4? _______________________________________________ macports-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/macports-dev
