On 2010-5-26 10:34 , Scott Webster wrote: > Hi folks. This question is likely quite similar to many that have > come before, but my searches haven't helped me. A couple of times > recently I've gotten the following message when upgrading some ports: > > Warning: Skipping upgrade since automake 1.11.1_0 >= automake > 1.11.1_0, even though installed variants "+universal" do not match "". > Use 'upgrade --enforce-variants' to switch to the requested variants. > > Unfortunately I'm having some problems figuring it out since I'm not > actually upgrading automake. most recently I was upgrading only three > ports, pkgconfig, ImageMagick and wine-devel and the warning came > after the pkgconfig step:
Upgrade is a recursive operation unless you use -n. Automake is a dependency of ImageMagick. > Any ideas on whether or not this is a problem or how to resolve it? I > have some ports as +universal since some require the 32-bit version > (wine I think)... but I thought I had everything figured out in that > realm (in terms of what ports require +universal). Automake used to have a universal variant, but it was recently removed because the port only installs architecture-independent files. The warning does not indicate a problem in this case. - Josh _______________________________________________ macports-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/macports-users
