On 10/28/2013 1:39 AM, Kent R. Spillner wrote:
Attached is a tarball for productivity/vit; extract in /usr/ports/productivity.
Vit is an ncurses front-end to taskwarrior with vi keybindings.
HOMEPAGE = http://taskwarrior.org/projects/1/wiki/Vit
Tested on amd64. If you get a blank screen when running, exit (ZZ or CTRL-C)
and create a new task (task add Hello world). I'll work with upstream to
ensure future releases handle an initial empty task database more gracefully.
Notes:
License is GPLv3+
DEPENDS list should look like this:
RUN_DEPENDS = cat1/port1 \
cat2/port2
That comma doesn't mean what you think it means.
So much whitespace. You can remove a lot of the newlines.
Missing NO_TEST=Yes in the port Makefile.
USE_GMAKE=Yes appears to be unneeded?
Your patch is wrong. The files won't install with the correct mode or
owner/group pair. You should use a do-install routine instead, since you
only have two items in your PLIST. You will then be able to remove the
patch (and patches/ directory) entirely.
In the same vein, don't install things to /etc. You should install
vit-commands instead to share/vit/vit-commands (using the do-install
routine) and @sample it in the PLIST.
No pkg/README, please. Merge the features list into pkg/DESCR and remove
pkg/README.
pkg/DESCR should be run through 'fmt -72' (incidentally, portcheck
didn't pick this up... maybe it's worth adding?)
You may want to keep
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/ports/guide.html#PortsChecklist handy as you
go through everything.
~Brian
