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Hi,
I do use portupgrade for ports management and there is an option --use-packages which does exactly what do you require. Note it can be overridden with USE_PORTS_ONLY from /etc/pkgtools.conf. See man page for details. Take care. |
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You may wish to make a symlink from where the new packages are stored to the traditional portupgrade package location... I recall posting it in a thread there; search 'symlink' maybe... until portupgrade is upgraded to be smarter. Or some equivalent adjustment.
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Thanks, I settled on portmaster a while back but maybe I'll have to revisit that decision in light of portupgrade's --use-packages functionality.
Update: It looks like portmaster has similar switches, derp. -P|--packages use packages, but build port if not available -PP|--packages-only fail if no package is available --packages-build use packages for all build dependencies --packages-if-newer use package if newer than installed even if the package is not the latest according to the ports tree --always-fetch fetch package even if it already exists locally --local-packagedir=<path> where local packages can be found, will fall back to fetching if no local version exists --packages-local use packages from --local-packagedir only --delete-packages after installing from a package, delete it Update #2: portmaster doesn't support pkgng yet, bah. portmaster -P www/nginx ===>>> Package installation support cannot be used with pkgng yet, it will be disabled Last edited by sysfu; 23rd December 2014 at 03:17 AM. |
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I think the native FreeBSD ports make.conf option is something like
_OPTIONS_DEPENDS=FETCH I found this option by reading the Mk/bsd.options.mk file |
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If a variable starts with an underscore, it means it's for internal use. Glancing at the Makefile, this does something completely different than what you expect (it's used to keep track of a list of possible *_DEPENDS, such as RUN_DEPENDS, BUILD_DEPENDS, FETCH_DEPENDS, etc.).
As far as I know, there is no easy way to do what you want. The new pkg tools broke a lot of stuff (such as portmaster, as you've noticed). - You can get a list of all dependencies with make all-depends-list; - You can check if a package is installed by the origin name with pkg query -e '%o = sysutils/tmux' %o This should give you the basic ingredients to write a script :-)
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cd /usr/ports/www/chromium make build-depends-list | gtr -s \/ "\n" | grep -v usr | grep -v ports | grep -v textproc {etc !! } | {etc !! } | grep -v "missing upstream pkgs == py-gobject3 for example" | xargs -J % pkg install % Once I got pkg working, that code-template [ too complex for actual code] ... if one runs it okay, then can run "pkg install -y" to actually do the upgrades. Coded that first within the last 48 hours ... but note the 'gtr' command (coreutils) which I had to work upon previously to strip the paths from the result, in other one-liners.
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Might have found the make.conf setting(s) I was looking for in a poudriere doc
USE_PACKAGE_DEPENDS=yes BATCH=yes Will try that and see if it helps |
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I hope within a few years time portmaster and portupgrade fully support all pkgdb , -P -PP flags like they once did. Even that someone could re-write and re-import the older expired portmanager port... for instance
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