On 2021-07-12 17:21, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
Correct, it's best to delete $(port work myport)/destroot prior to
re-attempting the destroot phase, since portfile authors do not typically
expect a destroot phase to be re-attempted and may not have written such
destroot phases to work correctly if you do.
If the destroot phase did not error but has instead been marked as completed, you can
unmark that completion by editing the file $(port work myport)/.macports.myport.state and
delete the line that reads "target: org.macports.destroot".
I do these steps often.
Awesome, Ryan! That is exactly what I was looking for.
port -o -k install myport is my friend right now. bbedit $(port work
myport)/.macports.myport.state is my new friend.
Thank you!
—Jim DeLaHunt
