Le Sun, Nov 03, 2024 at 12:58:01PM +0000, Stuart Henderson a écrit : > On 2024/11/03 10:33, Rafael Sadowski wrote: > > On Sun Nov 03, 2024 at 10:28:06AM +0100, Marc Espie wrote: > > > pkg_mklocatedb includes an option -K that will store all pkg_create > > > annotations such as fontdir, etc > > > > > > even though it makes for a much larger pkglocatedb, it can occasionally be > > > useful for introspection purposes (like finding out if some directories > > > contain several types of info, like info files + man pages... should be > > > rather unlikely, I know...) > > > > > > Could we build this by default ? shouldn't take too much extra time. > > > > Storage is cheap this days, so I opt to enabled it by default without a > > flavor. > > Separate please. > > CPU (try running "make plist" following an update of ports with a large > PLIST - many of the web applications, icon themes, and even things like > yt-dlp) is not cheap. > > Neither is bandwidth in some cases (remember this is always-update). > > I'm ok with adding the flavour.
I had a second look, and actually i'd be ok with enabling it by default. Adding it as a flavor makes it being built once more, and it takes ... quite some time (1h30 on my builder, which isn't cheap) the resulting db isn't that larger: [17:28] c64:~/ $locate -S -d pkglocatedb-with-keywords Filenames: 3856613, Characters: 455300409, Database size: 44484224 [17:29] c64:~/ $locate -S -d /usr/local/share/pkglocatedb Filenames: 3856592, Characters: 454573893, Database size: 44133124 and having it by default allows porters (who imo are the main target for such tool, eg looking what pkgpath provides which header/lib..) to easily access this info (try pkglocate @shell or locate -d pkglocatedb-with-keywords @lib |grep Qt6WebSock'... it doesnt make the pkglocate output much more complicated, as @keywords are just annotations with a meaning. I don't think they would confuse 'regular users' that much (and the default pkglocatedb already includes some keywords anyway) Landry
