On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 11:15:52AM -0800, Doug Barton wrote:
> Wesley Shields wrote:
> > On Tue, Dec 05, 2006 at 10:38:42AM -0600, Scot Hetzel wrote:
> >> The bsd.port.mk patch could be changed to:
> >>
> >> .if (${OSVERSION} > 602100 && ${OSVERSION} < 700000) || ${OSVERSION} >
> >> 700027
> >> PKGDISTFILE= "comment distfile"
> >> .else
> >> PKGDISTFILE="distfile"
> >> .endif
> >> :
> >> :
> >> - ${ECHO_CMD} "@distfle $${file}" >> ${TMPPLIST}; \
> >> + ${ECHO_CMD} "@${PKGDISTFILE} $${file}" >> ${TMPPLIST}; \
> >>
> >> This would allow the bsd.port.mk patch be added, without having to
> >> update the pkg_install tools on older systems.
> >>
> >> Then the ports tools (portupgrade, portmaster, ..) could be changed to
> >> look for either "@distfile" or "@comment distfile" in the +CONTENTS
> >> file.
>
> @distfile is cleaner, but are you saying that we can add the comment
> even if pkg_create doesn't have special knowledge of the @distfile
> stuff? If so, isn't the sense of your test reversed? /me confused :)
>
> Meanwhile, for the record you're right that adding code to portmaster
> to parse either format is not hard. It'll be much less work than what
> I've got there now. :)
>
> Given that I'm about to release a new version of portmaster, I'd
> really like to get this change in now if I can. Can we reach a
> consensus (portmgr?) that what Scot proposed is how it will be done,
> even if we don't agree on the mechanics or timing yet?
>
> > I was going to suggest wrapping the patch in an OSVERSION check for the
> > proper pkg_info update, however I think your approach is better.
>
> To me it seems odd that pkg_create has to know about every line in the
> tmp plist. (Having pkg_info know about it is nice too, but not
> necessary to make the mechanics of the change work.) Would it not be a
> better idea to update pkg_create so that it simply packages up what's
> there? Is there a benefit to pkg_create having special knowledge about
> the details like this?
All I know is that "make package" would error out when it ran into the
@distfile line when I was working on this. This is why I had to make
the change to pkg_create.
> > I'm going to make it ignore the -F flag when there are no recorded
> > distfiles (and document this fact in the manpage).
>
> Good change.
I'd like to finalize how it should look in +CONTENTS before I make this
change, but it will get done eventually. :)
One way I was exploring is adding
@comment DISTFILE:$filename:$size:$md5:$sha256
into the generated plist. This way we shouldn't have to change
pkg_create and only modify pkg_info and other tools. I haven't tested
this fully but it was just a fairly easy and concise way that I believe
will work. By adding it to +CONTENTS using some type of @comment line we
can avoid changing pkg_create and make for easier adoption. The only
changes that will need to be made will be to those programs which
process +CONTENTS directly, and even those modifications will be
minimal.
For now I'm going with the line above until suggested otherwise. :)
I should have a patch ready in a day or two (time is a bit tight right
now).
-- WXS
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