Re: Self-made port breaks after deactivating and reactivating

On Jan 29, 2019, at 15:26, Alex Rusch wrote: > sorry, the Portfile is now attached. I don't see anything wrong in the code of the Portfile that would account for this. However, we can't test this Portfile because: $ sudo port checksum -- ---> Fetching distfiles for testmp ---> Attempting

Re: Self-made port breaks after deactivating and reactivating

Hi all, sorry, the Portfile is now attached. Thanks again! From: Chris Jones mailto:jon...@hep.phy.cam.ac.uk> > Subject: Aw: Self-made port breaks after deactivating and reactivating Date: 29. Januar 2019 um 17:51:54 MEZ To: macports-dev@lists.macports.org

Issue with registry, how to debug?

Dear all, I am encountering an issue which prevents a port to be deactivated. Apparently (judging from logs and debug messages) the respective record in the registry is missing the Portfile. The issue is documented in the following ticket (boost 1.66). https://trac.macports.org/ticket/57981 B

Re: Self-made port breaks after deactivating and reactivating

Hi, Please post the portfile so we can look at it. Chris On 29/01/2019 4:40 pm, alex-ru...@t-online.de wrote: Hello fellow MacPorts enthusiasts, I am new to developing Portfiles and I currently work on my first own port (in a local repository). It configures, builds, destroots and installs

Self-made port breaks after deactivating and reactivating

Hello fellow MacPorts enthusiasts, I am new to developing Portfiles and I currently work on my first own port (in a local repository). It configures, builds, destroots and installs two targets: A dynamic library and an executable, the former being linked to the latter. I can confirm that both