21:58 Stefan Eßer (se) 

Remove WWW entries moved into port Makefiles

Commit b7f05445c00f has added WWW entries to port Makefiles based on
WWW: lines in pkg-descr files.

This commit removes the WWW: lines of moved-over URLs from these
pkg-descr files.

Approved by:		portmgr (tcberner)

    fb16dfe

18:00 marino 

ports-mgmt/synth: Upgrade version 1.63 => 1.64

Change in hook behavior:

  Now the initial building of pkg(8) triggers a success or failure hook
  after building.  Before ports-mgmt/pkg was the only port that could
  never trigger these hooks.  The "bulk run start" hook is triggered
  afterwords as pkg(8) is a prerequisite to preparing the bulk run.

Fix potential bad unmount of /usr/src

  In the case where /usr/src exists, but the profiles uses a system root
  that is not "/" and doesn't have an "usr/src" subdirectory, an error
  would be emitted as the unmount of the non-existant mount failed.  This
  uncommon use case has been fixed.

Curses display builder "Elapsed" label changed to "Duration"

  This matches the format of the web-based report

DragonFly only: Support File(1) v2.0 version parsing

  The output of file(1) version on DragonFly will change with version 2.0.
  For example, what is now version 4.0.702 will be displayed as 4.7.2 on
  newer versions of file(1).  Moreover, the parsing for DragonFly 4.10+
  would not have worked.  Now both versions are supports and the double-
  digit minor versions are properly handled as well.

 

21:18 marino 

Add new port: ports-mgmt/synth

Synth is a custom packge repository builder for FreeBSD and DragonFly.
It is intended to replace Portmaster, portupgrade, and poudriere for
the average user.  It is simple to learn (the powerful options are
limited in number) and user-friendly, but it is extremely fast due
to its parallel building capability.  It will "drop-in" on any system
as it leverages the stock pkg(8) facilities.  All ports are built
in a clean environment, so it is finally safe to build ports as
needed on a live system.  The default profile is the system itself, not
a new jail, which can be a valuable feature for some environments.

(more text on pkg-desc).
It's ready for wider testing now.