On 2024/03/21 23:11, Sebastian Reitenbach wrote: > Hi, > > found that pkg_info -I supports %branch notation, in contrast to -Q: > root@galen:/tmp# pkg_info -Q postfix%stable35 > Can't locate object method "match" via package > "OpenBSD::Search::FilterLocation" at /usr/libdata/perl5/OpenBSD/Search.pm > line 25. > root@galen:/tmp# pkg_info -Q postfix%snapshot > Can't locate object method "match" via package > "OpenBSD::Search::FilterLocation" at /usr/libdata/perl5/OpenBSD/Search.pm > line 25. > root@galen:/tmp# pkg_info -I postfix%snapshot > postfix-3.8.6v0-ldap fast, secure sendmail replacement
The snapshot dir of Postfix was removed, there's now just stable35 (the last version that can be built with libressl) and stable. > root@galen:/tmp# pkg_info -I postfix%stable35 > postfix-3.5.25 fast, secure sendmail replacement > postfix-3.5.25-ldap fast, secure sendmail replacement > postfix-3.5.25-mysql fast, secure sendmail replacement > postfix-3.5.25-pgsql fast, secure sendmail replacement > postfix-3.5.25-sasl2 fast, secure sendmail replacement > postfix-3.5.25-sasl2-ldap fast, secure sendmail replacement > postfix-3.5.25-sasl2-mysql fast, secure sendmail replacement > postfix-3.5.25-sasl2-pgsql fast, secure sendmail replacement > root@galen:/tmp# pkg_info -I postfix > postfix-3.8.6v0-ldap fast, secure sendmail replacement > root@galen:/tmp# pkg_info -Q postfix > postfix-3.5.25 > postfix-3.5.25-ldap > postfix-3.5.25-mysql > postfix-3.5.25-pgsql > postfix-3.5.25-sasl2 > postfix-3.5.25-sasl2-ldap > postfix-3.5.25-sasl2-mysql > postfix-3.5.25-sasl2-pgsql > postfix-3.8.6v0 > postfix-3.8.6v0-ldap (installed) > postfix-3.8.6v0-mysql > postfix-3.8.6v0-pgsql > postfix-3.8.6v0-sasl2 > postfix-3.8.6v0-sasl2-ldap > postfix-3.8.6v0-sasl2-mysql > postfix-3.8.6v0-sasl2-pgsql > postfix-policyd-spf-perl-2.011 > > however, as the example shows, when a package of a branch supporting flavors > is installed, using -I pkgname%branch only the installed package is returned, > as compared checking for a branch that is not installed, then all flavors are > listed. > My expectation rather for the installed branch would be to also list all > available packages, no? There are probably valid use cases for both. Note, you can do this: $ pkg_info -I postfix%stable postfix-3.8.6v0 fast, secure sendmail replacement $ PKG_DBDIR=/var/empty pkg_info -I postfix%stable postfix-3.8.6v0 fast, secure sendmail replacement postfix-3.8.6v0-ldap fast, secure sendmail replacement postfix-3.8.6v0-mysql fast, secure sendmail replacement postfix-3.8.6v0-pgsql fast, secure sendmail replacement postfix-3.8.6v0-sasl2 fast, secure sendmail replacement postfix-3.8.6v0-sasl2-ldap fast, secure sendmail replacement postfix-3.8.6v0-sasl2-mysql fast, secure sendmail replacement postfix-3.8.6v0-sasl2-pgsql fast, secure sendmail replacement > Or would it rather make sense to have pkg_add -Q support %branch notation? That would probably be handy. > Second topic: pkg_add postfix%snapshot works well, but can't this way to > force to install a given flavor: You're hitting some default-case handling by using %snapshot because that ports subdir no longer exists. > pkg_add postfix%snapshot--ldap > So can't easily install a flavor of a given branch in one command, or am I > missing something? postfix--ldap%stable
