It seems like sysroot ports should somehow completely suppress dependency tracking because they aren't supposed to become part of the running system.
-- Brooks On Wed, Apr 09, 2025 at 07:52:07AM -0700, Mark Millard wrote: > armv7: > [00:02:28] [05] [00:00:01] armv7-freebsd-sysroot-a2024.12.31 misses > libprivateheimipcc.so.11:32 which no dependency provides. This will be > ignored but should be fixed in the port. > [00:02:28] [05] [00:00:01] armv7-freebsd-sysroot-a2024.12.31 misses > libprivatesqlite3.so.0:32 which no dependency provides. This will be ignored > but should be fixed in the port. > [00:02:28] [05] [00:00:01] armv7-freebsd-sysroot-a2024.12.31 misses > libprivatezstd.so.5:32 which no dependency provides. This will be ignored but > should be fixed in the port. > > aarch64: > [00:20:35] [11] [00:00:01] aarch64-freebsd-sysroot-a2024.12.31 misses > libprivateheimipcc.so.11 which no dependency provides. This will be ignored > but should be fixed in the port. > [00:20:35] [11] [00:00:01] aarch64-freebsd-sysroot-a2024.12.31 misses > libprivatesqlite3.so.0 which no dependency provides. This will be ignored but > should be fixed in the port. > [00:20:35] [11] [00:00:01] aarch64-freebsd-sysroot-a2024.12.31 misses > libprivatezstd.so.5 which no dependency provides. This will be ignored but > should be fixed in the port. > > > === > Mark Millard > marklmi at yahoo.com > >
