On Wed, 15 Jan 2014 13:33:50 +0100
Adriaan de Groot wrote:
> So 4.11.4 is in area51 and is being polished up so it can be committed to
> ports (I picked that up from other messages on the list recently). I have
> no ports-fu to speak of, but I could grind away on the KDE side of the
> equation by starting to build 4.11.5 or, heck, 4.12.2 which is just out.
>
> What's a good way to do that? I'd like to stick close to ports + area51 if
> posslble. Is the following list-of-things-to-do a good start?
>
> 1 bump the KDE version in KDE/Mk/bsd.Mk.kde
> 2 fetch kdelibs & update distinfo
> 3 try building that with the existing ports Makefile
> 4 futz around till it compiles
> 5 update plist from stage
> 6 go to 2 with a port higher up the stack
>
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I have kde-4.11.5 ports here, so far I don't see any new issues but alot of
ports still need plist checking, especially the "minor" translation
(KDE/misc/*) ones.
I can commit 4.11.5 which I am using as desktop over here into area51 so
others (or bots) can help with reworking the plists.
Alonso
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