* Update list of quickports to include kde3
* Add ability to restart builds (-restart)
* Change default to build packages for non-cdrom use (associated option name
inverted from -nocdrom to -cdrom)
* Cope with .tgz or .tbz packages
* Use buildenv framework
* Use cvs update -PdA instead of -Pd when updating ports/docs tree
* Always delete restricted packages after a build run, since they are
published on the website.
* Minor cosmetic changes
* generate an interim .logs file containing the data to be presented in
the html files (also useful for other consumers, like fenner's
per-maintainer error logs)
* Generate 5 different summaries of the error data, sorted by port name,
maintainer, category, build error, builddate
* Improve the table html code so it renders faster
* Add a few new failure reasons
Submitted by: edwin (based on)
PR: ports/43927
uname script. Mount the docs from the correct location. Remove the
hack to pkg_add perl into the chroot environment, now that the scripts
no longer rely on it.
table row, instead of making a new row for every single file. This
cuts down the generated page size drastically, improving rendering times.
Submitted by: Edwin Groothuis <edwin@mavetju.org>
PR: ports/40962
* Add a trap handler to try and clean up the build if it is interrupted
by a signal (one problem with the previous version is that package builds
whice are interrupted by ptimeout because they are stuck, leave their
working files lying around in the chroot).
* Switch to NFS v3 mounts instead of v2
* Autogenerate the version string to report in uname within the chroot,
based on the version string in the head of the CVS branch being built.
* Copy packages via cp from the NFS mount, not scp.
* Require an additional <tmpdir> argument so the client knows where its
temp directory is.
* Mount the portbuild directory readonly via NFS, and copy files that
way instead of via scp, which has too much overhead
* Don't assume the script will be called from the ports directory
* Use buildenv to set environment variables
* Set LOCALBASE and X11BASE to dummy variables to prevent the ports tree
from picking up packages installed on the host system, and patch up
the generated index at the end
operations in one central place, instead of doing them piecemeal all over
the place. This also includes the ability to customize settings per
port branch (e.g. XFREE86_VERSION)
Also, instead of hardcoding values of OSVERSION and OSREL which are going
to get forgotten again, pull them out of the source tree in ${branch}/src
so they track the head of the branch.
tangled up.
* Sort the environment variables so that all of the commented out ones
are grouped together
* Reverse sense of NOPLISTCHECK -> PLISTCHECK, since it's not an option
we want enabled by default (it causes too many build failures). This
was too easy to forget when building packages 'by hand' using the parallel
makefile.
* Copy across UNAME_VERSION into the chroot area so that uname inside the
chroot reports the desired version
* Shorten timeout period from 12 hours to 4 hours to avoid delaying the builds
unnecessarily.
* Reverse sense of NOPLISTCHECK -> PLISTCHECK, since it's not an option
we want enabled by default (it causes too many build failures). This
was too easy to forget when building packages 'by hand' using the parallel
makefile.
we want enabled by default (it causes too many build failures). This
was too easy to forget when building packages 'by hand' using the parallel
makefile.
* Display correct pathnames in build progress messages
* Add a -nocdrom option to avoid the (time-consuming) clean-for-cdrom-list
target
* Remove x11/XFree86 from dummyports since we don't want to use an old
stale version of the package which never gets rebuilt
* Add comments noting that we should check for CVS conflicts in the cvs
update scripts and exit gracefully.
we want enabled by default (it causes too many build failures). This
was too easy to forget when building packages 'by hand' using the parallel
makefile.
* Don't require the script to be called from inside the branch directory;
follow standard practise and pass the branch to build as an argument.
* Populate the chroot with the BSD.local.dist mtree file
* Add whitespace for readability, and sprinkle liberally with comments
* Comment on some inscrutable parts of the script which were presumably
put there to work around a (perceived) problem, but which I can't
understand.
of just proclaiming "error(s) occurred". This should immediately identify
which port is causing the build to break (although it's a bit of a verbose
solution).
