Le 4 oct. 07 à 00:45, Ryan Schmidt a écrit :
On Oct 3, 2007, at 08:14, Thomas De Contes wrote:
when i do
port -u upgrade outdated
i get a lot of errors like
---> Unable to uninstall xxxx, the following ports depend on it:
...
Error: Uninstall xxxx failed: Please uninstall the ports that
depend on fontconfig first.
but, this command is supposed to know how to update while making
the things in the good order, isn't it ??
not really.
i suggest you upgrade each port individually, in the correct order.
if you get a message that a port cannot be uninstalled because
another port depends on it, then force the upgrade
sudo port -nf upgrade foo
the "n" tells macports not to follow dependencies, else it would
also force the rebuild of all the dependencies, even if they were
not outdated and did not need to be upgraded.
that will not put in a script,
but "port upgrade outdated" works (i had not the idea to try it
earlier), so there is nothing urgent :-)
so, i think i can finish my script (for install or update macports,
according to what is necessary) with :
"
port upgrade outdated || exit
port install subversion || exit
port install mpfr || exit
port install gtk2 || exit
"
i'll let you know if i have other problems :-)
there is still a minor problem : waste of disk space
since each old version remains on the disk, whereas they are
completely useless :-/
do you see what i mean ?
well, is there some guys who work on macports, who would like to look
at this problem, to allow us to make a script which automatically
updates macports without waste of disk space ?
--
j'agis contre l'assistanat, je travaille dans une SCOP !
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