23:50 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.1.0158

While here:
- Add explicit --disable-libsodium [1]
- Clear PORTREVISION on xxd as it gets a bump from this update

PR:		277545
Reported by:	dewayne heuristicsystems com au [1]

    e7350d8

02:19 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.1.0015

    0a24bd2

01:12 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.2143

    c480122

20:55 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.2130

    cbcb672

02:44 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.2112

    5425c34

11:36 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.2073

    a89482d

10:52 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.2050

    03717b9

04:23 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.2018

    b7b471c

04:18 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1994

    d8c5a74

02:14 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1976

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10:56 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1968

    099b4de

19:16 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1876

Contains various security fixes (mainly for overflows).

    1af7bd7

18:45 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1857

On 5 August, 2023, Bram Moolenaar, the long-time maintainer and
architect of Vim, passed away. In addition to being a legendary
software engineer and open-source advocate, he was a major
philanthropist. His impact on the OSS world was immense, as was
his dedication to speaking out for those whose voices are too
often missed.. The Vim project remains in good hands with the
Vim community.

    e1c732e

13:52 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1678

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14:06 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1671

    a5ab753

13:13 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1627

PR:		271959

    5018cba

06:00 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1503

    dc72ce8

17:14 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1441

    eade23f

14:47 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1366

    2427a8a

13:38 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1271

    6f455db

03:07 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.1136

    992c76d

13:22 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.0981

    0346db4

04:57 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.0823

Also, update the sshd syntax file to recognize the preferred
UseBlocklist in addition to UseBlacklist.

PR:		267353

    90eac1c

00:04 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.0735

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16:07 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Allow system vimrc, and include defaults.vim for vim-tiny

Two changes here (along with bumping to the latest upstream patch):

1) In the previous Vim commit, support for the system-wide vimrc/gvimrc
   was dropped because we went through contortions to fix loading order
   and monkey around with various defaults.

   However, many people used that file for their system. This commit
   re-adds support for loading it. All work for untangling the mess of
   loading defaults.vim and preventing circular loads is left to the
   user. We just support loading that file; what you do with it is your
   call.

2) vim-tiny is supposed to be the smallest possible Vim experience,
   being just the binary and no runtime library. However, without a
   viable defaults.vim, it's essentially just a larger, slower Vi.
   The vim-tiny package now ships with defaults.vim, which is patched
   to prevent errors from Vim loading the syntax library (which is not
   installed).

    91ef78b

18:03 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.0369, and drop the FreeBSD vimrc

Our FreeBSD vimrc has caused a lot of trouble. It seriously mangles
config loading order (see below PR for the 21 comments it took before
I could get my head around it), clobbers defaults, duplicates defaults,
and simply isn't how Vim does things.

In this patch, the system vimrc is dropped entirely. Instead,
$VIMRUNTIME/defaults.vim sources $VIMRUNTIME/defaults_freebsd.vim, which
contains only FreeBSD-specific settings (today, a convenience augroup
for port creation, and a flag to let syntax/sh.vim know that /bin/sh
isn't bash).

There is no perfect solution here, but by not clobbering anything
anymore, we at least don't *prevent* other solutions. You now get Vim's
defaults, and you are free to override them in your ~/.vimrc.

PR:		251420

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13:47 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.0129

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14:11 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 9.0.0016

This is a major release. The biggest new feature is vim9 script, a
backwards-incompatible dialect that improves some of the worst
headaches of classic vimscript.

    a8eb412

17:41 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.5052 and fix vimrc clobbering

Vim runtime's defaults.vim will clobber global vimrc settings. It's
fine for the settings we provide, but other edits to that file can
get lost.

To work around this, defaults.vim is now directly sourced and a flag
is set to stop that file from getting loaded a second time. Thanks go
to Anton Saietskii for that bit of magic.

PR:	251420

    f27ea6b

09:23 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.5048

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08:04 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.4851

    117e5b0

22:13 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.4669, add x11 support, drop Athena

Vim no longer includes the Athena (Xaw) frontend, so drop the
athena flavor.

As requested by many (and based on a patch from scf), restore the x11
flavor. The x11 flavor is a bit odd; it doesn't actually include an X
GUI. As a result, when Vim got flavorized I dropped it as I thought
it was vestigial. What the x11 flavor actually provides is support for
some X interaction (mainly xclipboard), and is highly useful to people
who run console Vim within X.

The outcry was pretty swift, and I'd like to thank all the people who
took the time to email me about it, and especially scf who provided
the bulk of this patch.

I'm going to MFH this due to the athena build failure.

    de02b1a

09:50 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.4659

    bc43a03

07:39 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.4485

    5e5bcdc

13:07 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.4282

    8624f22

15:14 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.3745

    81b98b5

18:52 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.3616

In particular, this picks up "patch 8.2.3582: reading uninitialized
memory when giving spell suggestions""

    e7ea7e8

11:13 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.3570

Remove x11 flavor. It adds xclip support but doesn't contain a GUI,
making it more confusing than helpful.

I doubt anyone really used it, but if so then vim-athena, the simplest
X GUI toolkit, is the one you're looking for.

    f3da483

03:35 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.3458

Security:	CVE-2021-3778
                CVE-2021-3796

Reported by:	TJ

    b952118

06:36 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Flavorize and update to 8.2.3394

This commit completely rewires the vim ports. It includes the following:

* `vim' is now a TUI-only package. It is what the `vim-console' port
  was.

* `vim-gtk3' includes the TUI binary (vim) and a GTk3-backed GUI. It is
  what the `vim' port was.

* Each GUI toolkit has a separate package. There is vim-gtk3, -gtk2,
  -motif, -athena, and -x11.

* `vim-tiny' is still the same thing, except it includes a defaults.vim
  stub to silence a startup error message.

* Only the python3 language binding is included by default. Perl, Ruby,
  TCL, Scheme, and Lua can still be enabled via options. But there are
  very, very few plugins that require anything other than python.

* py27 support is removed entirely.

* CScope support is unconditionally enabled, but vim no longer depends
  upon it. If cscope is installed, it'll be used.

* The default ctags is now the version included in base. It's very
  rudimentary, but only a subset of users use ctags at all. Universal or
  exuberant ctags can still be enabled via option knobs.

    620f205

11:15 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.3273

    b914b06

12:48 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.3081

    85aaea5

13:33 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.2918

    3fb36d0

13:12 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.2820

    82c141a

14:40 Adam Weinberger (adamw) 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.2725

    2ad30e9

21:46 adamw 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.2569

 

19:12 adamw 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.2461

 

17:14 adamw 

editors/vim: Update to 8.2.2263

 

14:52 adamw 

editors/vim: Update to patchlevel 2072

 

23:32 adamw 

editors/vim: Update to patchlevel 1943

 

14:46 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 1558

 

01:44 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 1382

The main goal is to pick up patch 1379:

  Problem:    Curly braces expression ending in " }" does not work.
  Solution:   Skip over white space when checking for "}". (closes #6634)

PR:		248504
Submitted by:	p5B2E9A8F t-online de

 

10:32 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 1334

 

15:39 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 1110

 

08:23 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 869

 

18:40 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 491

While here, restrict ctags patching attempts to only the files that
will need to be patched. This prevents the creation of dozens of
.orig files that are identical to the "patched" versions.

 

21:53 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 345

 

14:03 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 205 and add PYTHON option

When python is built with DEBUG, vim fails to build. In fixing this
case, note that vim will now fail to build if python or vim is build
with DEBUG and the other isn't.

This also highlighted that python support is being kludged. The
PYTHON2 and PYTHON3 options have been combined into a single PYTHON
option that builds with the default python. Consequently, it is no
longer possible to build vim with both py2 and py3 support. I can't
name any modern high-usage python-based plugin that requires 2.7,
so hopefully this only messes up things for a very small minority.

Thanks to koobs for the prompt to combine these options. I've been
wanting to do this for a while now.

PR:		243606
Submitted by:	novel

 

17:26 adamw 

vim: Update to 8.2 patchlevel 76 (minor bump)

 

13:29 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 2372

 

16:32 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 2237

 

22:34 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 2108

 

05:28 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 1954

 

12:14 adamw 

vim: Update to patchlevel 1790

Also, unmute Makefile commands.

 

14:35 adamw 

Update to Vim to patchlevel 1439, change default python, improve vimrc

Some big changes in this update:

* Patchlevel 1439
* Default python is now 3.x instead of 2.x [1]
* Expose DEFAULT_VIMRC option (on by default) to vim-tiny

Also, many changes to the default vimrc. Any changes necessarily risk
contention, but then I remembered that I actually maintain editors/vim,
so here we are. The idea here is that Vim, by default, behaves like Vi,
and people who install the Vim port do so because they DON'T just want
Vi. I've enabled features that are basic quality-of-life settings for
me, and that I hope will be ideal for most end-users.

Important changes in the default vimrc:
* Don't install gvimrc at all. gvim should load $ETCDIR/vimrc anyway. I
  can't test gvim locally, so someone please let me know if I broke it.
* Turn on autoindent
* Disable console bells entirely. Console bells are terrible.
* Enable incsearch: highlights search results as you type them
* ^L clears search highlights while redrawing the screen
* Assume fast terminal by default
* Explain every setting in comments

Many of these settings are modeled after the defaults in NeoVim, which
really got it right. I want our default vimrc to be usable and ideal,
so please let me know if anything doesn't work for you, or if you have
other settings you'd like to see changed in the default.

In particular, please let me know if I broke gvim by removing the gvimrc!

PR:		235142 [1]
Submitted by:	John W. O'Brien [1]

 

23:59 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1248

 

01:31 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1099

 

13:32 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 985

 

13:54 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 865

After discussion on freebsd-ports@, switch the default UI toolkit
from GTK2 to GTK3. There isn't a huge visual difference, so it's
more predicated on the idea that people are more likely to have
GTK3 already installed for other things.

 

19:59 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 676

 

16:35 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 555

 

16:25 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 502, and support universal-ctags[1]

This changes the name of the EXUBERANT_CTAGS option, but keeps
it as the default.

Submitted by:	Stephen Wall [1] (based on)

 

12:07 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 443

 

14:22 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 342

 

16:51 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 231

Also, add a patch[1] to recognize the UseBlacklist command in sshd_config.

PR:		230074 [1]
Submitted by:	Samy Mahmoudi

 

21:59 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 139

 

16:51 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 39

 

15:19 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 22

 

14:41 adamw 

Update vim to 8.1, patchlevel 4

 

14:00 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1817

 

16:01 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1794

 

13:30 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1769

 

15:14 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1740

 

12:54 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1718

 

22:00 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1674

 

16:53 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1655

 

13:06 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1638

 

03:40 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1616

 

00:29 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1594

 

23:57 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1563

 

19:08 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1539

 

18:57 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1521

 

20:06 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1496

 

16:30 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1458

 

16:50 adamw 

Update vim to patchlevel 1432

 

18:21 adamw 

Update to patchlevel 1427

 

15:05 adamw 

Update to patchlevel 1424

 

21:07 adamw 

Update to patchlevel 1397

 

18:23 adamw 

Update to patchlevel 1381

 

23:10 adamw 

Update to patchlevel 1365