DISVERSIONPREFIX is widely used when we have a distname-v1.2.3 but we want
result as pkgname-1.2.3, ports framework style.
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Example 8. Using DISTVERSION When the Version Starts with a Letter or a
Prefix
When the version starts or ends with a letter, or a prefix or a suffix that
is not part of t
I've always been confused on this. Many, many ports set
DISTVERSIONPREFIX=v, but very few ports set DISTVERSION=v1.2.3
/usr/ports $ rg 'DISTVERSION=\s*v'
7
/usr/ports $ rg 'DISTVERSIONPREFIX=\s*v$'
2748
Can DISTVERSION just be v1.2.3, or is there a reason that we need
DISTVERSION=1.2.3 +
