Hi Ryan, > Yes, that's how you would remove a port. OK.
> Note that everybody who already has the port installed will receive no > notification that the port has been deleted from the tree, and will continue > to have the port installed forever, or until they manually decide to "sudo > port uninstall" it. I see. That wouldn't be a big deal since… > What is the port? Is there or will there be a replacement for it in MacPorts? > If so, don't delete the port immediately, but keep it around for a year or so > as a stub port marked as "replaced_by" whatever the replacement port is. it's the port "skrooge-devel" which the skrooge-developers decided to not to support anymore. Instead we agreed upon maintaining solely port "skrooge". This is why I would simple "rm" it. BUT, how to I create 'a stub port marked as "replaced_by"'??? (Just out of sheer curiosity I'd like to know, just in case I come across a case like this in the future.) Greets, Marko _______________________________________________ macports-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/macports-dev
