Matthias Fechner wrote:
make sure your ports repository is up-to-date, this is already fixed.
See that in today's reports thanks to the update of libxml2: 2.14.4 -> 2.14.4_1. Which brings up an interesting poudriere dilemma. How to detect git commits that are made out of order i.e, that create dependencies on package version that have not been committed (or built)? Solution to-date has been to ignore all updates and wait for the next day's build. This is, of course, a suboptimal solution as security fixes could be delayed. Ideally these commits would simply be be held as pull requests but is that always detectable or feasible? How do the Linux distributions do it so well? Roger Marquis
