Hi,
So it seems there is a new feature that asks if I want to install all of the
dependencies of a requested port. Is there a command line switch to answer
yes? If not, is there some other programmatic way to answer yes? (This is
installing for a non-default prefix from the master branch, so
The -N flag works for me.
sudo port -N install …
Cheers!
Frank
> On Dec 30, 2016, at 7:49 AM, Sterling Smith wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> So it seems there is a new feature that asks if I want to install all of the
> dependencies of a requested port. Is there a command line switch to answer
> yes?
And 'ui_interactive no' in macports.conf to make it permanent.
I'm not sure whether it would make sense to have a --yes flag like some
other tools, which means "act as though I answered yes to all questions"
rather than "don't ask any questions". In the case of installing
dependencies the two
Hi,
On Fri, Dec 30, 2016 at 06:49:24AM -0800, Sterling Smith wrote:
> So it seems there is a new feature that asks if I want to install all
> of the dependencies of a requested port. Is there a command line
> switch to answer yes? If not, is there some other programmatic way to
> answer yes? (T
Clemens,
I did search `man port`, but I had not added my custom install's MANPATH.
Note that the use of the phrase "non-interactive mode" for this switch is in
contradiction to the documentation of the command argument, which it claims if
I give the command argument, then I am not in interact
On 2017-01-03 17:47, Sterling Smith wrote:
> I did search `man port`, but I had not added my custom install's
> MANPATH.
MANPATH is supposed to be empty, as man(1) will then deduce the paths
from the PATH environment variable.
> Note that the use of the phrase "non-interactive mode" for this
> sw
On Jan 3, 2017, at 9:50AM, Rainer Müller wrote:
> On 2017-01-03 17:47, Sterling Smith wrote:
>> I did search `man port`, but I had not added my custom install's
>> MANPATH.
>
> MANPATH is supposed to be empty, as man(1) will then deduce the paths
> from the PATH environment variable.
Good to k
