On Sun, Dec 16, 2018 at 05:43:12AM -0600, Edward Lopez-Acosta wrote: > Thanks for including these but a possibly dumb question. > > Why subpackages for clippy and rustfmt and not part of the standard rust > installation like upstream?
except if I miss something, upstream provides clippy and rustfmt separately when using rustup. when building from Rust tarball, the installer build and create separated tarball for all components: - rustc : the compiler - rust-std : std library - rust-docs : documentation - cargo : package manager - clippy : linter - rustfmt : code formatter the port unpacks them and next create openbsd package from that. FYI, debian provides one package for each components (whereas openbsd collapse rustc, rust-std and cargo). > If REVISION is bumped anyways for rust-gdb will > it still cause issues with other ports or installations? I am not sure to understand the question. bumping REVISION means 'pkg_add -u' will see that there is a difference between the two package versions, and update to the newer. the change is with the newer package, a user will not be able to run 'rust-gdb' without first installing 'rust-gdb' package. but the package will take care of having gdb installed first (it wasn't the case before: you could had a 'rust-gdb' script, but not functional). Thanks. -- Sebastien Marie
