Re: Proposal/Question: drop databases/riak?

2023-01-09 Thread Jonathan Matthew
On Fri, Dec 30, 2022 at 09:59:07AM +0100, Volker Schlecht wrote:
> Cc: Maintainer
> 
> Hi,
> 
> the version of riak in ports has been broken for almost two years now, so I
> would consider it a safe assumption that there's not a whole lot of interest
> in that port.
> While I could (and would be willing to) try to update it to a more recent
> version, that builds and works with erlang 25.x, I'm really not sure if it's
> effort well spent:
> 
> * Nobody seemed to miss it for two years on OpenBSD
> * None of the other BSDs provide ports/packages for it
> * Barely a Linux distribution provides packages for it
>   https://repology.org/projects/?search=riak
> 
> At the same time, if/when my proposed update to benchmarks/tsung gets in,
> broken databases/riak will be the only port holding back a removal of
> lang/erlang/21 and devel/rebar, both of which are not enjoying significant
> upstream support anymore.
> 
> Any thoughts?

It doesn't seem to be possible to keep riak buildable without holding
back erlang and rebar/rebar3 enough to cause problems elsewhere, and like
you say no one minds that it's been marked broken for years now.

dlg@ and I still use it, but it runs on machines that don't get upgraded
very often, so we can just deal with it ourselves.  ok jmatthew@ if
someone is itching to get rid of it.



Re: Proposal/Question: drop databases/riak?

2023-01-07 Thread Greg Steuck
Volker Schlecht  writes:

> Bump and correction:
>
> It has been broken for almost *three* years.
>
> Any thoughts?

I'm game to delete riak unless somebody speaks up in the next week?

>
> On 12/30/22 09:59, Volker Schlecht wrote:
>> Cc: Maintainer
>> Hi,
>> the version of riak in ports has been broken for almost two years
>> now, so I would consider it a safe assumption that there's not a
>> whole lot of interest in that port.
>> While I could (and would be willing to) try to update it to a more
>> recent version, that builds and works with erlang 25.x, I'm really
>> not sure if it's effort well spent:
>> * Nobody seemed to miss it for two years on OpenBSD
>> * None of the other BSDs provide ports/packages for it
>> * Barely a Linux distribution provides packages for it
>>    https://repology.org/projects/?search=riak
>> At the same time, if/when my proposed update to benchmarks/tsung
>> gets in, broken databases/riak will be the only port holding back a
>> removal of lang/erlang/21 and devel/rebar, both of which are not
>> enjoying significant upstream support anymore.
>> Any thoughts?
>> cu,
>> Volker



Re: Proposal/Question: drop databases/riak?

2023-01-05 Thread Volker Schlecht

Bump and correction:

It has been broken for almost *three* years.

Any thoughts?

On 12/30/22 09:59, Volker Schlecht wrote:

Cc: Maintainer

Hi,

the version of riak in ports has been broken for almost two years now, 
so I would consider it a safe assumption that there's not a whole lot of 
interest in that port.
While I could (and would be willing to) try to update it to a more 
recent version, that builds and works with erlang 25.x, I'm really not 
sure if it's effort well spent:


* Nobody seemed to miss it for two years on OpenBSD
* None of the other BSDs provide ports/packages for it
* Barely a Linux distribution provides packages for it
   https://repology.org/projects/?search=riak

At the same time, if/when my proposed update to benchmarks/tsung gets 
in, broken databases/riak will be the only port holding back a removal 
of lang/erlang/21 and devel/rebar, both of which are not enjoying 
significant upstream support anymore.


Any thoughts?

cu,
Volker




Proposal/Question: drop databases/riak?

2022-12-30 Thread Volker Schlecht

Cc: Maintainer

Hi,

the version of riak in ports has been broken for almost two years now, 
so I would consider it a safe assumption that there's not a whole lot of 
interest in that port.
While I could (and would be willing to) try to update it to a more 
recent version, that builds and works with erlang 25.x, I'm really not 
sure if it's effort well spent:


* Nobody seemed to miss it for two years on OpenBSD
* None of the other BSDs provide ports/packages for it
* Barely a Linux distribution provides packages for it
  https://repology.org/projects/?search=riak

At the same time, if/when my proposed update to benchmarks/tsung gets 
in, broken databases/riak will be the only port holding back a removal 
of lang/erlang/21 and devel/rebar, both of which are not enjoying 
significant upstream support anymore.


Any thoughts?

cu,
Volker