On 2020/06/29 12:06, Paul Irofti wrote:
> I think you are making this python3 only. If I am correct you need the
> FLAVOR dance, what your diff does is the old way of doing py3-only
> ports. Don't worry, I hit this myself quite recently :)
this is the right way for a standalone port, basically like this:
port is a program which happens to be written in python -> "foo" pkgname
-> MODPY_VERSION=${MODPY_DEFAULT_VERSION_3}
port is a module used by other ports -> "py-foo" / "py3-foo" pkgname
-> FLAVOR=python3/FLAVORS=python3
if it's both a program and a module used by other ports, then we need
the py-/py3- split to avoid conflicts, so it needs to be treated like
a module
we probably need a guide to writing python ports somewhere, they're a
bit complicated and the wall of text in port-modules(5) is unreadable
(and doesn't exactly mention this directly anyway).
