Hi,
I’m using perltidy from p5-perl-tidy (depends on p5.16-perl-tidy), but when I
decided to run a “port upgrade installed” I noticed that it was “upgraded” to
p5.12-perl-tidy (which also pulled in the previously uninstalled perl5.12 port).
This confuses me, especially since the p5-perl-tidy port explicitly says
"Replaced by: p5.16-perl-tidy”.
$ sudo port -y upgrade p5-perl-tidy
---> p5-perl-tidy is replaced by p5.12-perl-tidy
---> Computing dependencies for perl5.12
For perl5.12: skipping org.macports.main (dry run)
---> Computing dependencies for p5.12-perl-tidy
---> Dependencies to be installed: perl5.12
For perl5.12: skipping org.macports.main (dry run)
For p5.12-perl-tidy: skipping org.macports.main (dry run)
Skipping deactivate p5-perl-tidy @20101217_3 (dry run)
Skipping activate p5.12-perl-tidy @20101217_3 (dry run)
$ port info p5-perl-tidy
p5-perl-tidy @20101217_3 (perl)
Replaced by: p5.16-perl-tidy
Sub-ports: p5.8-perl-tidy, p5.10-perl-tidy, p5.12-perl-tidy,
p5.14-perl-tidy, p5.16-perl-tidy
Description: Perltidy reads a perl script and writes an indented,
reformatted script. Perltidy can produce
output on either of two modes, depending on the existence
of an -html flag. Without this
flag, the output is passed through a formatter.
Homepage: http://search.cpan.org/dist/Perl-Tidy/
Library Dependencies: p5.16-perl-tidy
Platforms: darwin
License: GPL-2+
Maintainers: [email protected]
$ port list 'p5*perl-tidy*' and active
p5-perl-tidy @20101217 perl/p5-perl-tidy
p5.16-perl-tidy @20101217 perl/p5-perl-tidy
$ port list inactive
# no output
Cheers,
--
Andreas Kusalananda Kähäri
System Developer at BILS
Uppsala University, Sweden
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