I have some problem as
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=262716
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Alex V. Petrov
On 2022-Apr-17, at 20:44, Mark Millard wrote:
> [At least this time I tested the right vintage:
> git: 837447eabc74 - main - devel/glib20: fix up DOCS generation Adriaan de
> Groot
> But it is still broken, but only for one "ld: error:" in my context:
> ld: error: unable to find library -lgobjec
True, but it doesn't sort by date, which is what the OP wanted: to copy the
files from newest to oldest, not just all the files newer than a date,
until the disk was full.
A combo of `ls` and `sort` to get the files on disk sorted by date
(created/modified/accessed, your choice) into a file, then
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Peter Beckman writes:
> find doesn't have any sorting.
Maybe not, but find does have "-newer", which do what the OP actually
wants with the assistance of an appropriate timestamp file.
Hi.
Already passed a month, and it should be enough for maintainer-timeout.
Can someone look into and commit the proposed patch (ad-hoc fix)?
No need for version bump, as it's just a build fix for certain option
and environment.
*Affected if default option is specified and sysutils/tracker3 is
On Mon, Nov 1, 2021 at 11:18 PM Gleb Popov wrote:
> Hello fellow porters!
>
> I wrote an utility called Panopticum [1] that uses Poudriere to build a
> given port with every possible OPTIONS setting, generate a packing list
> after each build and then combine multiple plists into a single one wit
