Thanks. I understand why they are sticky, I'm just fighting with the Wireshark port and need it to build...
I ended up wiping out all of /opt and reinstalling MacPorts 2.3.3 to try from scratch. And now I also just blew up my build environment by installing Xcode 7...and there is no OS X 10.10 SDK... 😞 Smith > On 2015-09-17, at 11:18 AM, Ryan Schmidt <ryandes...@macports.org> wrote: > > > On Sep 17, 2015, at 11:40 AM, Kennedy, Smith wrote: > >> I've been struggling with getting Wireshark 1.12.7 to build lately - there >> seems to be some issue with the Lua bindings. I tried to disable the Lua >> bindings in the build, but the set of variants I had previously set seem to >> be "sticky", even after I do a "sudo port clean --all wireshark". What else >> do I need to do to clear out the previously set of variants? > > Variants are intended to be sticky to the extent that if you install a port > with a particular set of variants, that set of variants will be preserved > when you later upgrade the port. If you don't want that, install (not > upgrade) the port, with the set of variants you want. > > Variants are also intended to be sticky to the extent that if you list some > variants in the variants.conf file, that list of variants will be used for > any port you install thereafter. > > Individual ports can also declare that certain variants should be on by > default. For example wireshark turns most of its variants on by default, > including the lua variant. You can see this by running "port variants > wireshark" or "port info wireshark"; the variant names that are preceded by > "[+]" are on by default. If you don't want some of those variants, explicitly > disable them when installing (and your choice will be remembered when > upgrading). >
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