My guess would be to look at harfbuzz…make sure our patches there still make sense, run the test suite. It can be touchy, different compilers can change test results, etc.
To disable one port in an overlay with minimal fuss, rename to Portfile to something else (I use Portfile.disabled), and portindex ignores it. K > On Jan 12, 2023, at 01:42, Riccardo Mottola <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hi! > > I did further tests here. > In my local repository I pinned also a previous version of pango and > pang-devel, but had difficulties "upgarding" to a previous version, how can > it be done cleanly? > > Then I thought of just activating some previous versions… I had a bit mess > here and there when rev-upgrade , so I also set back librsvg. > > The following ports are currently installed: > pango @1.42.4_3+quartz+x11 (active) > pango @1.50.7_0+quartz+x11 > > The following ports are currently installed: > harfbuzz @2.8.2_0 > harfbuzz @3.4.0_0 (active) > harfbuzz @5.2.0_0 > harfbuzz @5.3.1_0 > > The following ports are currently installed: > librsvg @2.40.20_4+quartz (active) > librsvg @2.54.5_0 > > > I don't remember if I had to touch other stuff… how can I now? Is port > installed enough? > > port list outdated > Warning: The 'list' action only shows the currently available version of each > port. To see installed versions, use the 'installed' action. > emacs-app @28.2 editors/emacs > librsvg @2.54.5 graphics/librsvg > pango @1.50.3 x11/pango > pango @1.50.7 x11/pango > > > emacs-app cannot be upgraded. harfbuzz here is not shown… So I don't think it > is perfect. > > Anyway… I would think that the issue is between pango, harfbuzz and librsvg! > Since then recompiling current gimp… has a perfectly working gimp! yay! > > Riccardo > > PS: suppose if I have pango and harfbuzz in my local port tree. I want to > test with current harfbuzz. How can I "hide" it, but keeping the rest of the > local port? Rename the directory? put a command in the portfile… or move the > port directory away to be in case put in back. > > > > -- > Sent with GNUMail running on MacOS 10.7 >
