On May 6, 2026, at 18:43, Fred Wright wrote: > >> On Wed, 6 May 2026, Ryan Carsten Schmidt wrote: >> >> The -p flag proceeds past a build failure and continues to build other >> ports, even if they depend on the failing port. If so, and if you > > Which of course is only true because -p erroneously implies -n, instead of > behaving like make's -k, which keeps single errors from blowing the whole run > without ignoring dependencies. If you want the current -p behavior, you > should have to specify both -p and -n.
That seems like it would be a reasonable change... unless I'm forgetting something.
