The "point" of the whole pkgng system is to shift the update method from ports (portmaster/portupgrade) to update via binaries. This is because building binary packages, then updating the the whole system through the packages is healthier and less error-prone. So to answer your question: * If you DO NOT plan on building your own packages, should not have switched to pkgng. * Since you have switched, you can try to revert to legacy pkg or setup your package builder system using poudriere (enough examples in internetland for this) * Once you have poudriere building your packages, you can then make pkgng aware of the local repo by setting: PACKAGESITE=file:/poudriere/data/packages/10amd-default (or whatever your actual turns out to be)
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