for consistency with the gem/extconf ports.
Update non-gem/extconf ports that relied on the previous
default of ruby 1.8 to explicitly specify it.
OK ajacoutot@
Many people have mailed me successful test reports and matthieu tells me he
has been running this for some time now.
Thanks to those that tested.
OK matthieu@
scripts. add @conflict marker to texlive and remove/unlink pdfjam.
- add missing @man annotation in texmf
conflict noted by naddy@. ok ajacoutot@ espie@
* Separates conTeXt into it's own sub-package (texlive_texmf-context).
* Patches in correct paths for texmfcnf.lua
* Creates the luatex cache at install time of texlive_texmf-context.
* Updates documentation relating to the above.
* Use %D in all hashing @exec/@unexec.
* Fix a bogus LOCALBASE, which should have been a TRUEPREFIX.
* Small tidy ups.
OK kili@
Emulate texlinks, so that those pesky symlinks are now in the packing list.
Minor plist tidy-ups that help fix the upgrade (see recent quirks commit).
OK kili@, espie@
PLIST and delete everything under the @sample'd directory instead of the
directory itself to prevent a warning from pkg_delete(1) trying to
remove a non existing directory and to help preventing left-over files
and directories.
This year we pre-generate format and maps as requested by kili.
Started adding test cases in the tests/ dir.
Upgrades from 2009 will cause a harmless warning regarding texlinks. Espie is
aware of this, it was not easily fixable.
Uninstalls of texlive 2010 which were previously upgraded from 2009 will make
lots of noise regarding non-empty directories which can not be deleted. This
is due to unregistered package directories in the old texlive 2009 pacakage and
has been fixed in the 2010 package (rblatter script was modified to register
*all* parent dirs in PLISTs).
Installs/uninstalls of texlive 2010 on a fresh system (which has never
seen texlive 2009) are squeaky clean.
This has been in use for a number of months on my work machine, so should be
pretty stable, but I am sure someone will find some obscure bugs. These can be
fixed in tree.
OK espie@
