> On Apr 18, 2017, at 11:23, Fielding, Eric J (329A) > <eric.j.field...@jpl.nasa.gov> wrote: > > I just did a similar “port selfupdate” and “port upgrade outdated” on my > other Mac, and I got the same error message when I tried to uninstall > qt5-qtenginio. This time, I did “port uninstall qt5 @5.6.2_0” first and then > uninstalled qt5-qtenginio without any error. It seems that the warning about > breaking ports is for all the installed ports, not just the active ones, > which I did not realize before
Oh yes, that's true. I didn't think to mention that either. > I also did a “port reclaim” to remove all the outdated ports that might > depend on the old qt5. > > -----Original Message----- > From: "Eric J. Fielding" <eric.j.field...@jpl.nasa.gov> > Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 at 7:28 AM > To: Ryan Schmidt <ryandes...@macports.org> > Cc: MacPorts Users <macports-users@lists.macports.org> > Subject: Re: qt5-qtenginio is obsolete > > Yes, I ran “port selfupdate” and “port upgrade” again and the last ports > after qt5 (including py27-pyqt5 @5.8.2_0 ) are now upgraded successfully, so > the port system fixed whatever was wrong before. The scan for broken ports > helps a lot for those of us who are not so careful with our maintenance. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Ryan Schmidt <ryandes...@macports.org> > Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 at 7:20 AM > > Well it looks good now. 5.7.1 is the latest, and it's what you have > active, so hopefully things are fine now? > > >> On Apr 18, 2017, at 09:19, Fielding, Eric J (329A) >> <eric.j.field...@jpl.nasa.gov> wrote: >> >> Thanks for the help. >> >> I did run “port selfupdate” before doing the “port upgrade”, but I think the >> last time I did the “port upgrade” it did not complete due to some error >> that I forgot. I didn’t have time to figure out what was wrong at that time, >> which was likely my mistake. Probably the ports were in some kind of >> inconsistent state. >> >> Anyway, here is the present state for qt5: >>> port installed name:qt5 >> The following ports are currently installed: >> py27-pyqt5 @5.7.1_0 >> py27-pyqt5 @5.8.1_0 (active) >> qt5 @5.6.2_0 >> qt5 @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qt3d @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qt3d @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtbase @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtbase @5.7.1_0+openssl >> qt5-qtbase @5.7.1_1+openssl (active) >> qt5-qtcanvas3d @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtcanvas3d @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtconnectivity @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtconnectivity @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtdeclarative @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtdeclarative @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtgraphicaleffects @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtgraphicaleffects @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtimageformats @5.6.2_1 >> qt5-qtimageformats @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtlocation @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtlocation @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtmacextras @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtmacextras @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtmultimedia @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtmultimedia @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtquickcontrols @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtquickcontrols @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtscript @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtscript @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtsensors @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtsensors @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtserialport @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtserialport @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtsvg @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtsvg @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qttools @5.6.2_1 >> qt5-qttools @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qttranslations @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qttranslations @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtwebchannel @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtwebchannel @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtwebsockets @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtwebsockets @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-qtxmlpatterns @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-qtxmlpatterns @5.7.1_0 (active) >> qt5-sqlite-plugin @5.6.2_0 >> qt5-sqlite-plugin @5.7.1_0 (active) >> >> ++Eric >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Ryan Schmidt <ryandes...@macports.org> >> Date: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 at 4:34 AM >> >>> On Apr 17, 2017, at 20:27, Fielding, Eric J (329A) >>> <eric.j.field...@jpl.nasa.gov> wrote: >>> >>> I might have missed something in the last few months, but I didn’t find a >>> mention of this. >> … >>> Is this the correct procedure? Seems to be working (although taking a while >>> to compile webkit2-gtk). >> >> qt5-qtenginio is obsolete and should be uninstalled. >> >> Your old version of qt5 still depended on it. If you had first upgraded >> qt5 to the latest version, 5.7.1, it would no longer have depended on it and >> you could have uninstalled it without issue. >> >> Your transcript shows that when you told MacPorts to install qt5, it did >> nothing, which means qt5 was already installed at the latest version. Are >> you sure your ports are up to date? Have you run `sudo port selfupdate` >> lately? Do you have any local portfiles that override any of the official >> portfiles? What is the output of `port installed name:qt5`? >> >> webkit2-gtk does take hours to build; that's normal enough. >> >> You shouldn't have had to recompile anything, because nothing should have >> been broken. Some ports may be broken because you have an older version of >> qt5, and that problem would go away if you properly upgrade qt5. >> >> >> >> > > > > >
