What’s in the pipeline, how it works, how it’s made…
Tonight I was setting up a new FreshPorts node for development. It took me a while to remember the steps. sudo su -l postgres psql template1 < globals.sql createdb -T template0 -E SQL_ASCII freshports.org psql freshports.org create language plperl; exit; time pg_restore -j 32 -d freshports.org ~dan/dump/freshports.org.dump This takes about 45 minutes.
note to self: restoring a database Read More »
Based on the Add links to GitHub and GitLab mirrors for ports and commits request, the website has some new links arriving soon. Link to GitHub from each commit A similar link to GitLab Use the one you like. Each git web interface has it’s own followers. Also, while there, the commit hash at the
New links to GitLab and GitHub, in addition to the exist cgit.freebsd.org Read More »
The Libreoffice homepages seem wrong. dev and test do not show a homepage for arabic/libreoffice, but stage and prod do. Could this be a commit which corrected something after dev and test were corrected? I think so. I think this commit did that. Let’s check from the command line. I’m doing this in my empty
What’s up with libreoffice homepages Read More »
By “post correction”, I meant “post-correction script”, i.e. after the correction script completed. A recent commit started the process of moving the WWW from pkg-descr to Makefile. These were huge commits, about 27930 ports each. FreshPorts is dumb. It sees a commit and it refreshes all ports touched by that commit. Refreshing every port takes
homepage – post correction Read More »
Today I learned, or at best, relearned, a new make target: root@freshports:/usr/ports/sysutils/anvil # make create-manifest root@freshports:/usr/ports/sysutils/anvil # ls -lt | head total 14 drwxr-xr-x 3 root wheel 3 Sep 10 17:26 work -rw-r–r– 1 root wheel 337 Sep 10 16:06 pkg-descr -rw-r–r– 1 root wheel 182 Sep 10 16:06 distinfo -rw-r–r– 1 root wheel 1050
make create-manifest Read More »
The July 4th tweet announced “dev, test, and stage .freshports.org are now running Python 3.9”. Three days later, “Is it coincidental that dev, test, and stage are all stuck on commits from July 4?” I took notes as I explored the problem. The first clue was: 2022.07.07 00:12:03 git-delta.sh /usr/local/libexec/freshports/git-to-freshports-xml.py –repo ports –path /var/db/ingress/repos/ports –branch
Update to Python 3.9 broke commit processing Read More »
This is the first of a series of posts which provide sample queries. Sometimes you need a starting point. This particular query will be used for showing the recent commits on a branch. WITH branch_commits AS ( SELECT distinct CL.id, CL.commit_DATE FROM commit_log CL JOIN commit_log_ports CLP on CL.id = CLP.commit_log_id JOIN commit_log_branches CLB ON
query: Latest 100 commits on a branch Read More »
I was asked: Why does FreshPorts have links to both git and subversion repos? The short answer is: because at the time, the commits were committed to those respective repos. The links to the other repo do not exist. FreeBSD moved from using subversion to git. During the transition, the subversion repo became read-only. All
Why does FreshPorts link to both git and subversion repos? Read More »
Right now, we have have: dev.freshports.org devgit.freshports.org test.freshports.org testgit.freshports.org stage.freshports.org stagegit.freshports.org The goal: three hosts: dev, test, stage. I’ll delete the existing: dev, test, stage I’ll rename: devgit -> dev testgit -> test stagegit -> stage I think this will be easier than moving content from one jail to another. Each of the three renamed
It’s time to rename some hosts Read More »
Ports come and go. Sometimes they come back. Take a recent commit on 1 July against editors/ved (and others). This port was created on 01 Jan 2001 and removed on 15 May 2014 because it used the deprecated smake. The 1 July 2021 commit brought it back. There was a problem. Here is the page
When a deleted port is resurrected Read More »