19:54 dbn 

lang/fsharp: update to 10.2.1

 - Remove patch: restore command is a no-op so rather carry less patches

 

20:21 dbn 

lang/fsharp: update to 10.0.2

 - add msbuild as build dependency (xbuild is no longer used)
 - remove redundant mono dependency (now provided via USES)
 - move nuget dependencies out to `nupkg-nuget` due to length

Differential Revision:	https://reviews.freebsd.org/D16069

 

07:48 dbn 

Update mono and related ports

USES=mono: minor fixes
 - save a copy of the nuget package in the packages directory
 - force linking of directories, allowing nuget-extract to be rerun
   without `make clean`
 - fix makenuget: nuget requires an equals to identify the version, not a dash

devel/monodevelop: update to 6.2.1.3
 - update nuget packages:
   - link older System.Collection.Immutable 1.1.37 to newer 1.3.1 (used
     by C# and F# respectively)
 - update external github repositories
 - allow post-extract target to be run multiple times
 - change MonoDevelop.Packaging to use a newer version of
   NuGet.Build.Packaging (the older version is no longer fetchable)
 - remove patch integrated upstream
 - moved `nuget restore` patching from post-patch into a patch file (the
   former broke silently)
 - ChangeLog:
   -
https://developer.xamarin.com/releases/studio/xamarin.studio_6.2/xamarin.studio_6.2/

irc/smartirc4net: update to 1.1
 - add LICENSE

lang/fsharp: update to 4.1.18
 - add test dependency on libgdiplus
 - update nuget packages
 - update test paths for fsharp assemblies
 - update patches to prevent `nuget restore` from running
 - ChangeLog:
   - Set executable bit correctly on output
   - Integrate visualfsharp
   - Fix regression on binding redirects for System.Collections.Immutable
   - Fix regression in Microsoft.Build.FSharp.targets
   - Fix binding redirects for System.Collections.Immutable
   - Fix version of library going in %PREFIX/lib/mono/fsharp
   - Align fsc task and target file
   - Use install layout that includes mono/fsharp
   - Fix F# Intereactive on Mono 4.9+
   - Update compiler tools
   - Updates to FSharp.Core nuget package for F# 4.1
   - Fix #656: error FS0193: internal error: No access to the given key

lang/mono: various fixes
 - fix linking with lld [1]
 - double maximum handle size [2]
 - add option to run acceptance tests
 - allow for optional bootstrapping of mono via either installed mcs (if
   available) or via downloaded "monolite" (default)
 - add python and py-pillow as dependencies for bin/mono-heapviz
 - add armv6 as a supported architecture (untested)
 - switch to github for source code:
   - official tarball does not include tests
 - patches:
   - recognise FreeBSD for AOT suffix
   - change mono-heapviz to use pillow instead of PIL

multimedia/banshee: tell portscout to ignore this port
 - Portscout was not skipping the 2.9.1 version, and upstream appears to be
   quiet for the last few years.

x11-toolkits/gtk-sharp20: update to 2.12.43
 - ChangeLog:
   - fix compilation on mono-4.8.0 (incorrect use of sizeof())
   - correctly set owned=true on custom constructors

PR:		218885 [1]
PR:		200937 [2]

 

06:58 dbn 

lang/mono: update to 4.6.1.5.

USES=mono: add nuget argument
  The nuget argument adds support for nuget packages.  The nuget
  packages must be specified in the NUGET_DEPENDS variable.

devel/monodevelop: update to 6.1.1.15
 - Switch to github.  The other official source is quite a few versions
   behind.
 - Add missing dependencies (fsharp, ssl2, curl)
 - Add required nuget packages
 - Add required external repositories
 - Drop options.  Although ./configure offers these flags, there is no
   functional change (i.e. no-op)
 - All patches have been upstreamed (and the one we need is from
   upstream).

lang/fsharp: update to 4.0.1.15
 - convert to use the nuget argument.

 ChangeLog:
   - Fix null condition in Fsc task

lang/mono-devel: update to 4.6
 - switch to new test target (currently tests the port to be installed)

www/gecko-sharp20: depreciate: broken and no-upstream
 - Give 1 month for anyone to complain that this port is being removed.

x11-toolkits/gtk-sharp30: bump PORTREVISION
 - Add LICENSE information
 - Add missing dependencies (per stage-qa)

x11-toolkits/gtk-sharp20: update to 2.12.40.
 - Add LICENSE information
 - Add missing dependencies (per stage-qa)
 - Change download location per Mono's Gtk# website.

PR:		213484
PR:		213796
Reviewed by:	mat, romain
Differential Revision:	https://reviews.freebsd.org/D8339

 

17:55 romain 

Update to 4.0.1.10.

 

01:54 rpaulo 

Update devel/fsharp 3.1.2.5.

This unbreaks the port with Mono 4.0.

Reviewed by:	bapt
Approved by:	bapt
Differential Revision:	https://reviews.freebsd.org/D3224

 

15:23 bapt 

Cleanup plist

 

18:44 lwhsu 

- Update to 3.1.1.25

PR:		191479 (based on)
Submitted by:	jack.pappas@gmail.com

 

16:26 mat 

Remove the last @comment $FreeBSD$ from plists.

With hat:	portmgr
Sponsored by:	Absolight

 

09:42 romain 

Update to 3.0.34 and frenshen port.

Partially based on [1].

PR:		ports/181361 [1]
Submitted by:	Jack Pappas <jack.pappas@gmail.com> [1]

 

23:40 bapt 

Fix properties on pkg-plist

 

13:11 pgj 

- Fix build with pkgtools

Approved by:	portmgr (miwi)

 

22:07 pgj 

- Update to 3.0.25
- Change license to AL2, not restricted any more
- Transfer maintainership to mono
- Trim header

PR:		ports/176018
Submitted by:	Jack Pappas <jack.pappas@tidepowerd.com>

 

04:37 pgj 

- Update to 1.9.6.16

Approved by:    gabor (mentor)

10:46 pgj 

F# developed as a research programming language to provide the much
sought-after combination of type safety, succinctness, performance,
expressivity and scripting, with all the advantages of running on a
high-quality, well-supported modern runtime system.  This combination
has been so successful that the language is now being transitioned
towards a fully supported language on the .NET platform.

F# was developed as a pragmatically-oriented variant of ML that shares a
core language with OCaml.  Unlike other scripting languages it executes
at or near the speed of C# and C++, making use of the performance that
comes through strong typing.  Unlike many type-inferred,
statically-typed languages it also supports many dynamic language
techniques, such as property discovery and reflection where needed.  F#
includes extensions for working across languages and for object-oriented
programming, and it works seamlessly with other .NET programming
languages and tools.

WWW: http://research.microsoft.com/fsharp/fsharp.aspx

Approved by:    gabor (mentor)