Hi Linc,
I don't know any such tool in macports but I'd be curious to know if
one exists.
If you want to clean the archive of an old port you have to specify
its version and variants.
In my last batch of cleaning:
$ sudo port -v clean --all gmake @3.81_0
You might want to use --archive instead of --all but I also don't want
too much clutter in the distfiles directory.
If gmake had variants you would write something like:
$ sudo port -v clean --all gmake @3.81_0+variant1+variant2
Some variants like macosx, darwin* don't need to be specified.
Anyway I wrote a script which helps me keeping the archive folder clean.
Regards,
André
Le 8 sept. 10 à 06:41, Linc Davis a écrit :
Does anyone know of a way to automatically delete outdated archives of
ports that aren't necessarily installed? I archive and uninstall the
unrequested build dependencies of my requested ports after each update
session. When those dependencies are updated, I end up with archives
of the previous versions that have to be removed manually. I've tried
things like 'port clean --archive ...' but I don't see any way to
specify that archives of versions other than the current one are to be
deleted. 'port clean --archive outdated' doesn't work because it
misses uninstalled ports. Thanks for suggestions.
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