On Sep 12, 2012, at 3:13 PM, Jeremy Huddleston Sequoia wrote: > I really liked the old mtime approach. It made development easier. If I > have a bug in destroot, I want to just retry destroot without having to > rebuild. I used to accomplish this by touching (or editing) the state file > after editing the Portfile, but with this change to checksums, I can no > longer trick base this way. > > I really don't want to use ports_ignore_different because I don't want to set > it globally, and 75% of the time, I'm sure I'll mistype it. I'll either > think it's port_ instead of ports_ or misspell something else, and then my > state will be gone. > > Is there an equivalently easy way to get base to think that the Portfile > isn't newer? What is everyone else's new workflow?
Doen't "port -o" do what you want?
$ man port | col -b | grep -- " -o"
-o honor state files even if the Portfile has been modified since
(called -o because it used to mean "older")
Regards,
Bradley Giesbrecht (pixilla)
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