- implicitly mark all files in work tree as up-to-date after 'got integrate'
- tog: fix behaviour if 'n' is pressed before search is started (found by naddy)
- in 'got clone', allow -l together with -q, for consistency with 'got fetch'
- add 'got commit -F' option to commit with a log message stored in a file
- simplify error message shown when 'got rebase' has nothing to do
- tolerate tag objects which lack tagger timestamp information (found by naddy)
- got info: fix a pasto in an error message (naddy)
- include remote branches in the output of 'got branch -l' (suggested by helg)
Add "-j" to print results in raw JSON format; for example,
to get all outdated ports in a category but defer processing
to an external filter:
$ portroach-cli -j -o -m . -p ^sysutils/ | jq -f ./filter
clang does not inline sqrt(3) on powerpc, leading to undefined references, it
requires libm (it has been applied to all archs). Thanks to gkoehler and naddy
for providing better explanations about the situation!
While here, remove a trailing whitespace in DESCR.
OK gkoehler@
The TLS tests currently fail when executed with libressl. Partly
because of bogus information in the certificates used by the tests.
GnuTLS and OpenSSL apparently accept that. Our rsyslog which uses
librelp is linked with GnuTLS.
ok tb
- switch back to libressl, cert problem was fixed in x509_verify.c 1.26
- after real-world experience, get rid of the automatic update path from 1.x to 2.x
Client
Fixed: Security vulnerability caused by allowing non http/https URL schemes in public server list (#4733)
Server
Fixed: Exit status for actions like --version or --supw was always set to non-zero ( #3998)
General
Fixed: Packet loss & audio artifacts caused by OCB2 XEX* mitigation (#4720)
does string processing on what is often untrusted input, so this seems
a good candidate for defensive use of pledge (allowing all file io,
as it creates temporary files at various points during run, but has
no need for network).
pledge() is often not a good match for software in ports, but this seems
a suitable candidate and it changes very infrequently so doesn't add a
big maintenance burden.
looks good to deraadt, ok semarie@
This port hits segmentation faults right on startup (amd64, default/empty
`vm.malloc_conf'), both built with either `-fcommon' or fixes from FreeBSD.
No update since 2003.
Fails to build the now default "-fno-common".
OK gnezdo
tream at https://www.gnu.org/software/xhippo/ no longer provides
distfiles since at least 2019, FreeBSD also has marked the port as such;
the website says
The GNU xhippo has been decommissioned.
Fails to build the now default "-fno-common".
Other ports such as audio/mkplaylist do similar jobs, most media players
also have such functionality, e.g. VLC does.
OK danj
Starting the app shows a window but upon clicking "OK" it dies immediately.
It depends on old Python and GTK and already carries a local patch to cope
an old cURL update.
Upstream is dead, FreeBSD also marked the port for removal.
OK danj
The import of this tool in 2004 predates pf.conf(5)'s "af-to" which came
about in 2011.
Since that, there have been no port changes other than dusting things of
in the Makefile.
Upstream is dead, this port fails with "-fno-common" and I have a hard
time seeing how one would use a proxy daemon with their browser to do
address family translation these days.
OK danj
