20:51 marino 

ports-mgmt/pkg-devel: Chase relocation of pkg.8 man page

The pkg.8 manpage is edited by an extra patch on DragonFly due to
differences in jail operation.  The patch no longer applies both due
to file relocation and regular bitrot.  Regenerate the patch and
change its name to reflect the new file location.  This is a no-op
on all releases of FreeBSD.

Approved by:	just-fix-it blanket

 

17:12 bapt 

Update to 1.3.0.a1:
- New solver that can support external solvers using the CUDF format and the
internal SAT solver
- pkg-ssh(8) is now sandboxed with capsicum if it is available
- pkg-ssh(8) now uses poll(2)
- Remove StringList usage to improve portability
- Rework the build system to use autotools to help portability
- Now fetching is done to a temporary location and cleaned up if it fails
- Remove PACKAGESITE
- pkg-audit: remove support for portaudit compact database (only VulnXML will be
used)
- Improved UI experience based on jmmv write up
(http://julipedia.meroh.net/search/label/cli-design)
- Hide the average speed from the progress bar (confusing for users)
- Reworking the database locking mechanism into a finer grain and more clever
system
- Dynamic conflict handling if a conflict on files is detected at the sanity
check level, try to solve the problem again with the new conflict information
- Fix %t (timestamp) modifier in pkg_printf(3)
- Full output now has a new field "date installed"
- New pkg -o A=B to overwrite configuration from command line without the need
of defining environment variables
- pkg-install now can handle local files
- pkg-add is now an alias on pkg-install
- Simplify API by using more and more libucl objects (hidden behind an opaque
'pkg_object')

Special thanks to Vsevolod Stakhov (vsevolod@)

 

18:34 marino 

ports-mgmt/pkg*: Prepare for alternative PORTSDIR support

With the PKG_PORTSDIR make argument set, Release 1.2.2 will properly build
pkg when PORTSDIR doesn't equal the default /usr/ports, as is the standard
case with DragonFly.

Additionally, pkg(8) and pkg-static(8) man pages are conditionally edited
to remove references to the -j option when libjail isn't found on the
system.  This extra-patch should never be used on FreeBSD.