instead of only allowing rebase.
Yep, but it's also more error prone. You could easily squash commits
which are not supposed to be squashed.
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Hi,
Can someone please have a look at PR 443 and merge it?
https://github.com/macports/macports-ports/pull/443
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On 2017-05-03 08:38, Rainer Müller wrote:
> Done!
Thanks.
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uivalet in my example).
Sorry, I should have listed the steps more clearly.
I understand that you have to increment it, otherwise users won't see
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roblem solved.
There's no reason for doing it any other way.
Why do a rebase for a PR? Especially in this project it's highly
unlikely that there will be a conflict. But even if there were, the same
conflict would have happened with a rebase.
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nes to test stuff).
e.g. if I had write access to the entire repo, I'd still only commit my
own 3 ports - unless somebody specifically asks me to review and test a
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er Gist too.
I don't how you guys handle this, but I like to use --no-ff for merge
commits.
Also, I have noticed that whenever you guys commit my PRs, my gpg
signature is gone. I believe we should find a proper way to handle this.
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d that Xcode breaks code
for some weird reason. I hope Apple fixes Xcode in the near future.
Can you please give me an example how to use vercmp and xcodeversion?
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I know I can check the OS release in portfiles with:
platform darwin X {
where X is the platform version.
It might be necessary to add fixes when OSX is Sierra/High Sierra AND
Xcode 9.
How can I do this in the portfile?
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On 2017-10-09 08:11, Rainer Müller wrote:
> gnupg -> 2.2
> gnupg-devel -> 2.3
> gnupg1 -> 1.4
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e repo and its
settings". ;-) Disabling a forced push on master makes perfect sense.
Just as a reference, the fastest way to do it:
git revert --no-commit ad74231453^..24864aeda9
git commit -m "reverting commits ad74231453 to 24864aeda9"
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a pull request on the pull request?
No.
I'm not a MacPorts dev so my opinion has not much weight, but I do know
how to work with git and in a team.
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ports.org/ticket/43844 5 days
ago, but nobody has replied so far.
It's kind of hard to make any progress, if nobody checks out what I've done.
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On 2018-04-26 21:17, Perry E. Metzger wrote:
> Don't worry. We'll comment on them and make you fix them (and squash
> the commits) before we merge.
Great. That's the spirit! ;-)
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n do a PR. I usually only open a PR, when I think that
it is ready to be merged. In this instance, I am positive that things
have to be changed first.
I also mentioned a few improvements in the ticket. (Well I can do that
in the PR as well.)
I'll open a PR...
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It seems the labelling robot doesn't like the digit seven at the end of
the ticket number... :-)
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why it would have failed there without the dependency declared.
Ok, I had pkg-config installed via macports, so that's why it worked
without the dependency on my machine. Now this is starting to make
sense... ;-)
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ls *glib*
libglib-2.0.0.dylib libglib-2.0.a libglib-2.0.dylib
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out -t everything worked like a charm. Using the trace mode,
configure didn't find libraries in /opt/local/lib, which were clearly
available.
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to go, or if they
should start from scratch.
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signatu
read safe
programs. They can't and won't get that concept from the standard "Hello
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, this should be a matter of a few
minutes, so if you can spare a few of those, please help me.
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This reply helped me a lot. I'll try to create a
preliminary Portfile and see what happens.
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On 2018-03-02 19:23, Ken Cunningham wrote:
> Just ignore these failures until distfile mirroring gets fixed.
Thanks for the info. Will do.
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uot;portfetch::fetchfiles"
(procedure "portfetch::fetch_main" line 17)
invoked from within
"$procedure $targetname"
Any idea how to fix that?
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going on?
With sed a working version would look like this:
sed -E "s/AC_INIT\(\[tmux\], (next-[0-9]+\.[0-9]+)\)/AC_INIT([tmux], \\1
(${version}))/g"
Anyhow, can someone please let me know what I am doing wrong and how to
fix this?
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> {s/AC_INIT\(\[tmux\], (next-[0-9]+\.[0-9]+)\)/AC_INIT([tmux], \1
> (${version}))/g}]
> reinplace -E $reinplace_cmd ${worksrcpath}/configure.ac
I ended up using this one, since it had the entire regex on one line.
Thanks again!
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The text in () brackets is optional.
Of course you can remove the sarcasm, but I think it has a nice touch.
Anyway, you get the idea.
Boom, all of a sudden people who read the documentation know how to use
a regex with Portfiles. Isn't that wonderful?
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ssfully for hours, before I gave up and
posted my failure in this list. ;-)
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7.62.0/curl-config
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ple), please let me know how you did it.
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s
more efficient), but I rather use one simple regex.
And yes, I definitely would not call the regex I wrote complex or
complicated. You shoud see some of the regexes that span 2 lines - those
are complicated and unreadable.
Anyhow, thanks for your input.
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to add it to
the documentation. That's all.
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g this topic and tried many, many
things.
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as nothing to do with your problem. Most of the time nobody
knows the real solution and deflect, and often there's no answer at all.
e.g. https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/3905
But I will try the apple.stackexchange and let's see. Maybe I get lucky after
all. Who knows.
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you really want to open it with. It would probably not be too
> difficult to write such a program. There may even be one out there
> already.
Yea, I thought about such a program as well. I hoped I could avoid
writing one...
As you said, maybe one exists already.
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Travis fails with: The command "sudo ./runner" exited with 1.
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There's no package to install for macOS 13. Does this mean that I can't use
MacPorts on Ventura?
Or can I just install the Monterey package?
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There's no package to install for macOS 13. Does this mean that I can't use
MacPorts on Ventura?
Or can I just install the Monterey package?
Never mind. It just showed up. ;-)
Thanks for providing the package for Ventura!
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