13:43 Adriaan de Groot (adridg) 

www/cutelyst: update to 3.7.0, latest upstream

- BSD licensed now
- Supports Qt6 (but the port doesn't)
- Does not support Qt5.12 (but the port didn't anyway)
- supports epoll always

    de41d6d

15:12 Adriaan de Groot (adridg) 

www/cutelyst: update to 3.2.0, latest upstream

Release notes are here:
	https://github.com/cutelyst/cutelyst/releases/tag/v3.2.0
	https://dantti.wordpress.com/2021/12/01/cutelyst-3-2-and-asql-0-50-are-out/
Bugfixes, more use of std::shared_ptry (over QSharedPointer, which
pre-dates most C++ standardization in that area).

    a6bb37c

12:26 Adriaan de Groot (adridg) 

databases/cutelyst-asql: update to 3.0.0

New release of Cutelyst, the C++/Qt web framework.  Anouncement at:
	https://dantti.wordpress.com/2021/06/17/cutelyst-3-is-out/

Bump cutelyst-asql, as the only consumer in the ports tree.

    1de12a4

22:43 adridg 

Update www/cutelyst and related ports to latest upstream release

Release notes are at
	https://dantti.wordpress.com/2021/01/19/cutelyst-2-14-2-and-asql-0-27-released/
There were patches from FreeBSD upstreamed, and some tidying-up,
and there's a bunch of patches and benchmark improvements.

 

15:35 adridg 

Update www/cutelyst and databases/cutelyst-asql to latest upstream release

Cutelyst is a Qt5-based web application framework. It gives you C++
for application logic and WSGI server and plugins for the webby bits.

This update adds a GRANTLEE option, enabled by default: it turns out
I hadn't enabled **any** templating in Cutelyst, which is a bit
of an annoying restriction. Grantlee is a Qt5-only templating
engine, so the additional default dependencies are fairly light.

While here, simplify some of the CMake options handling;
one thing I'm not sure about is how OPTIONs should be handled
in the ordering of pkg-plist: the Porter's Handbook section 8.1
does not offer any guidance. I've collected them at the end.

Reported by:	portscout

 

14:12 adridg 

Update www/cutelyst to latest upstream release

Release notes are at
	https://github.com/cutelyst/cutelyst/releases/tag/v2.13.0

Since we skipped 2.12, here's the 2.12 changes as well:
* Add Listen Queue backlog option

 

13:42 adridg 

Update www/cutelyst to latest upstream release, 2.11.0

Release notes at
	https://dantti.wordpress.com/2020/05/13/cutelyst-2-11-and-simplemail-2-1-released-and-a-fork-called-cutelee/

Nothing spectacular, though it might have some performance improvements.

 

15:56 adridg 

Update www/cutelyst to latest upstream release, 2.10.0

Release announcement is at
	https://dantti.wordpress.com/2020/02/17/cutelyst-2-10-0-and-simplemail-v2-released/
It just says "many important bugfixes", though. No details.

While here, I've enabled two plugins in cutelyst, CSRF protection
and static compression support. This isn't at the BUILD_ALL level,
but should make cutelyst more useful in its default package state.

 

16:44 adridg 

Update www/cutelyst to latest upstream release.

Release notes are here:
	https://dantti.wordpress.com/2019/09/26/cutelyst-2-9-0-and-simple-mail-qt-1-4-0-released/

With highlight:
	Cutelyst has got many bug fixes, a few API additions, some
	docs fixes, and most importantly it fixed a memory leak introduced
	in 2.8.0 that makes applications using chained actions leak.

 

10:15 adridg 

Update www/cutelyst to latest upstream release

Release announcement at
	https://dantti.wordpress.com/2019/06/27/cutelyst-2-8-0-released/
cpack support, deflate support, and other bugfixes. One FreeBSD
patch has been incorporated upstream.

 

10:11 adridg 

Update www/cutelyst to latest release.

	https://dantti.wordpress.com/2019/02/18/cutelyst-2-7-0-released-async-is-back/

Main new feature is support for async calls.

While here, pet portlint and add a PLIST_SUB.

 

22:10 adridg 

New port www/cutelyst. Cutelyst is a C++/Qt web framework, which can be
used to write standalone web-applications with a small footprint, yet
with powerful templating -- and share code and logic with desktop apps.