Ressurect port

Hello, I need to ressurect net/slurm port for PR265070 and I can see it in log: git log -- net/slurm: --- commit 5771a967158e217b1e70655b459ce9769124bd49 Author: Antoine Brodin Date: Sat Apr 4 20:51:40 2020 + Deprecate ports b

Re: Ressurect port

git revert 5771a96 But if it is broken this won't help you :) пт, 8 июл. 2022 г., 11:01 Nuno Teixeira : > Hello, > > I need to ressurect net/slurm port for PR265070 > and I can see > it in log: > > git log -- net/slurm: > --- > commit 57

Re: Ressurect port

Hello! Thanks for the tip. I've found a better commit to revert: --- commit 266495ae1ca8e417c22d01644daa28cb0c4938ce Author: Michael Landin Date: Wed Nov 7 10:02:00 2018 + - fix build on 12.x (remove obsolete network support / IFM_FDDI) - add LICENSE - update patch format to m

Re: Ressurect port

Yes. You can also do git revert 266495a, then apply patches, then do git add and git commit --amend to have a working port in one commit. Then you can try to submit the resurrected port according to the porter's handbook. пт, 8 июл. 2022 г., 11:59 Nuno Teixeira : > Hello! > > Thanks for the tip.

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