> On 09/01/2020 1:50 pm, joerg van den hoff wrote: >> I had to upgrade to 10.15 (wanted to postpone this further but ...) and >> recall that there were many reports over the last months of problems with >> subsequent macports upgrade, recommendations to use previous xcode releases >> with catalina and assorted package specific problems simply not being >> solvable right now. >> I have looked at the mail archive and macports webpage but have not found a >> clear recommendation or statement what the current situation (as of jan >> 2020) is. >> so simple question: is it save/recommended to use current xcode (11.3) when >> doing the usual macports migration routine? are there guaranteed problems in >> certain packages/areas? or is everything back >> to normal (most things will work, some might not...)?
There were some new features introduced in Xcode 11 which caused some problems for some ports. I believe most of these are resolved in Xcode 11.3 so you should use the latest version of Xcode 11 with Catalina. You cannot use Xcode versions earlier than 11 with Catalina. On Jan 9, 2020, at 07:59, Chris Jones wrote: > > At the end of the day though only you know which ports you really care about, > and cannot live without, so you need to do your homework yourself. Identified > those ports and then check their status at > > https://ports.macports.org/ Note that the big green or red status boxes you see there do not necessarily correspond to the currently-available version of the port; see https://github.com/macports/macports-webapp/issues/135