On Oct 5, 2012, at 11:59 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote: > You can remove the "name" line; github.setup sets it for you. OK.
> You can remove the master_sites line; github.setup sets it for you. OK. >> use_bzip2 yes > > Most projects on github use gz files not bz2 files. Certainly the automated > tarballs github can generate for tags or revisions are gz files (or zip > files). Though for projects that post their own downloads > ("github.tarball_from downloads") they could be in any format the developer > wanted to use. csvdb doesn't seem to have posted any downloads however. OK. > Yes you're right. It would be best if the developers would create a tag for > 0.5.1 and any other versions they've released. Sorry; I hadn't realized that > they hadn't done that already. You should ask them to do this. It's a normal > part of a software release cycle. Will check how to contact the author. > Failing that, yes, you'd need to continue to specify a changeset. I think you > can do it this way: > > github.setup darkrose csvdb afad8eca960af3b61b0a8ee3e1c3e0db4cc5c8f5 > version 0.5.1 Yeah, just a minute ago I figured that. Thanks Ryan for all your advice. I guess now I should be able to rework the portfile nicely. _______________________________________________ macports-dev mailing list macports-dev@lists.macosforge.org http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo/macports-dev