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On Dec 26, 2020, at 15:52, Bjarne D Mathiesen wrote:
> When upgrading from php74
>
> $=> cat php.bash
> #!/opt/local/bin/bash
>
> phpOld=${1:-74}
> phpNew=${2:-80}
>
> while read -a portName -u 9
> do
> toInstall="${portName[0]/${phpOld}/${phpNew}}"
> installed=$( port -q installed "${toInstall}" | wc -l )
> [[ ${installed} -eq 0 ]] && port -cuNp install "${toInstall}"
> done 9< <( port -q installed | grep "php${phpOld}" )
>
> I get the following errors :
>
> Error: Port php80-event not found
> Error: Port php80-geoip not found
> Error: Port php80-imagick not found
> Error: Port php80-pdflib not found
> Error: Port php80-scrypt not found
> Error: Port php80-vld not found
> Error: Port php80-xmlrpc not found
> Error: Port php80-yaz not found
I have already added php80 subports to all php module ports that were buildable
with php80. The remaining ones, including the ones you listed above, were
therefore found not to be php80 compatible. You could file bug reports with
each of those projects and hope that they release php80-compatible versions in
the future. If they do, we will update to them.
