gnutls dependencies

2019-09-30 Thread Kastus Shchuka
Hi,

gnutls was recently upgraded to 3.6.10_0. When I try to upgrade gnutls, it 
pulls in a tall list of dependencies:

--->  Computing dependencies for gnutls
The following dependencies will be installed: 
 clang-8.0
 clang_select
 docbook-xml
 docbook-xml-4.1.2
 docbook-xml-4.2
 docbook-xml-4.3
 docbook-xml-4.4
 docbook-xml-5.0
 gawk
 gtk-doc
 itstool
 ld64
 ld64-xcode
 libomp
 llvm-8.0
 llvm_select
 py27-libxml2
 py37-anytree
 py37-lxml
 py37-pygments
 py37-six
 pygments_select
 xar
Continue? [Y/n]: n

Version 3.6.9_0 did not need them and worked just fine. I suspect that all of 
them are only needed for doc variant of gnutls. I tried to install gnutls 
without doc variant, but it still wants to install the same tall list. Is there 
a way to skip them? Or dependencies are always calculated regardless of 
selected variants? On another system I installed gnutls -doc, and then removed 
docbook-xml and the rest of the list, and port command did not complained. 

Thanks,

Kastus

Re: mpkg package variants

2019-09-30 Thread Ryan Schmidt



On Sep 29, 2019, at 08:57, Werner LEMBERG wrote:

> Let me reformulate my question: Does the way how I have installed
> MacPorts packages on my computer influence how `port mpkg' works for a
> given package?  Given that `port mpkg' rebuilds all packages, I would
> expect no.  Instead, I would expect some control file (or a special
> command line sequence) to control variants of package dependencies.
> 
> Is this flawed thinking?

I believe you can just specify the variants that you want (for the port and all 
of its dependencies) at the command line when you run `port mpkg`, can't you? 
As in:

sudo port mpkg lilypond-devel +mactex +perl5_28

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