Laurence Tratt <lau...@tratt.net> writes: > Please find attached a port for cmdseq-0.2 > <https://tratt.net/laurie/src/cmdseq/>: > > cmdseq allows users to execute interleaved sequences of commands. Assuming > the same counts and commands, on each execution cmdseq executes one of the > commands, cycling through the sequence and wrapping back to the beginning > when it is complete. For example, consider the following sequence: > > $ cmdseq 2 "echo cmd1" 1 "echo cmd2" > cmd1 > $ cmdseq 2 "echo cmd1" 1 "echo cmd2" > cmd1 > $ cmdseq 2 "echo cmd1" 1 "echo cmd2" > cmd2 > $ cmdseq 2 "echo cmd1" 1 "echo cmd2" > cmd1 > > > Laurie > > [2. application/x-tar-gz; cmdseq.tgz]...
Hello, The port looks fine, I'd just switch HOMEPAGE to https, set PKG_ARCH=* and drop CONFIGURE_STYLE. I'm attaching an updated tarball and a diff against your Makefile. I'm sorry but I couldn't help myself to not slightly tweak MASTER_SITES: I know I'm bikeshedding, but I think that it's more readable, even if it has a couple of extra characters in it. Just a suggestion, I'm obviously fine either the way :) The utility also works as advertised. It's ok for me to import it. I'd like to ask what's the intended usage though. Honestly, it seems powerful to cycle different commands but -without having given it too much thoughts- I can't come up with anything. I think it'd be interesting so see some more elaborate examples of its usage. Cheers Omar Polo --- Makefile.orig Fri Jan 7 18:42:40 2022 +++ Makefile Fri Jan 7 18:42:50 2022 @@ -5,19 +5,18 @@ DISTNAME = cmdseq-0.2 CATEGORIES = sysutils -HOMEPAGE = http://tratt.net/laurie/src/cmdseq/ +HOMEPAGE = https://tratt.net/laurie/src/cmdseq/ MAINTAINER = Laurence Tratt <lau...@tratt.net> # Apache-2.0 / MIT PERMIT_PACKAGE = Yes -MASTER_SITES = ${HOMEPAGE}releases/ +MASTER_SITES = ${HOMEPAGE:=releases/} EXTRACT_SUFX = .tgz -CONFIGURE_STYLE = none - +PKG_ARCH = * NO_BUILD = Yes NO_TEST = Yes
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