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Release notes:
https://github.com/prometheus-community/postgres_exporter/releases/tag/v0.18.1
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Update to 3.58.0
Adjust dependencies in RUN_DEPENDS:
x11-fm/sushi is not necessary with Nautilus >= 47.0
replace x11/gnome-terminal by x11/gnome-console
Re-add XDG autostart files and adjust patches, because now GNOME Flashback depends heavily on systemd
PR: 289887
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Update to 3.58.0.
PR: 289885
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Update to 3.58.1
Add patch to avoid systemd service
PR: 289884
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GNOME audio player written in TypeScript.
PR: 289857
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Strongly typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to JavaScript output.
PR: 289856
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This reverts commit 59a3050fa10b54ecda6711921730d6677500392a.
There is no discussion with me nor am I aware of "we", all I see is
that util-linux as a port was stuck, and neither it nor libblkid were
actually ported to FreeBSD - but all the while I was being asked again
and again to move e2fsprogs over to using the util-linux ports, which
seem to have caused regressions for util-linux's fdisk ports.
Now with the libblkid fixes enabling fdisk-linux from util-linux to
at least work on memory disks, let's reset this port to deprecation,
and sharpen the warnings. Using this 22-year old tool without
great care can damage GPT disks and be detrimental to performance or
make devices unable to be used on native 4K block sizes.
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The test-suite requires GNU sed and xargs and will then pass most
tests, three are failing, not yet investigated, but a clear improvement
from 300+ fails that were from the incompatible xargs and sed.
There are more issues in some of the build scripts that might be fixed
by BINARY_ALIAS'ing GNU coreutils, or replacing their long options by
our short options (mkdir --parents -> mkdir -p).
Not updating to v2.41.2 which has upstream "blocker" issues filed
recently.
It would help if port maintainers stayed on top of their upstream
releases and saw to it that the port is complete. It does not help
at all to have broken test-suites in the tree.
Also, ignore on i386, not Y2038 safe, and configure aborts with error.
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TL;DR: This fixes "invalid argument" in util-linux's fdisk.
libblkid assumes buffered block devices, skipping most character
devices (unless their name starts with "ubi") and failing because
it tries reads that aren't a multiple of the underlying I/O size.
Detail: util-linux assumes a Linux-like behavior and naming of devices,
and assumes it's looking at buffered block devices, which FreeBSD has
not been provided for many major releases. It also requires specific
layouts of procfs, sysfs, devfs, which FreeBSD or its Linuxulator does
not provide.
So we specifically need to patch the read_buffer function to make sure
it rounds up its read size to the io_size (often 512) and not attempt to
read 36, 256, 548 or other strange sizes and emulate a buffered disk
character device; we also need to patch many of the S_ISCHR checks so
they accept our character devices.
This patching is apparently enough to fix the "invalid argument"
(EINVAL, errno==22) errors from the util-linux fdisk tools.
This patch set is not complete, but is sufficient to get the util-linux
fdisk/cfdisk/sfdisk back up to their feet so we can nuke the dangerous
linuxfdisk port now and for good.
Note that many uses will require sysctl to allow foot-shooting
by setting kern.geom.debugflags=16.
blkid can not yet enumerate disk character devices if run without
argument.
Approved by: portmgr@ (blanket just-fix it)
Could the port maintainer please check with the upstream what their
stance on supporting non-GNU userspaces and non-Linux kernels is?
Can we work with them to get such fixes upstreamed or will they turn
us down because the tools are specifically called "util-linux"?
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Release Notes (soon):
https://www.firefox.com/en-US/firefox/143.0.3/releasenotes/
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This version includes all commits to FreeBSD 15-CURRENT and
16-CURRENT prior to ftpd's removal from FreeBSD 16-CURRENT.
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odoo-addon-openupgrade-scripts is a critical open-source tool for
the Odoo ecosystem, specifically designed to automate and manage
the database migration process between major and minor versions of
Odoo. It contains a comprehensive collection of analysis and scripts
that facilitate the upgrade of Odoo SA's official modules.
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OpenUpgrade Framework is a technical module that contains a number
of monkeypatches to improve the behaviour of Odoo when migrating
your database using the OpenUpgrade migration scripts:
- Prevent dropping columns or tables in the database when fields
or models are obsoleted in the Odoo data model of the target release.
- When data records are deleted during the migration (such as views or
other system records), this is done in a secure mode. If the deletion
fails because of some unforeseen dependency, the deletion will be
cancelled and a message is logged, after which the migration continues.
- Prevent a number of log messages that do not apply when using OpenUpgrade.
- Suppress log messages about failed view validation, which are to be expected
during a migration.
- Run migration scripts for modules that are installed as new dependencies of
upgraded modules (when there are such scripts for those particular modules)
- Production databases generated with demo data, will be transformed to
non-demo ones. If you want to avoid that, you have to pass through the
environment variable OPENUPGRADE_USE_DEMO, the value "yes".
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scripts
Open Upgrade Library (openupgradelib) is a Python library designed
to assist with migrating Odoo databases between different versions,
particularly major releases. It provides helper functions for writing
migration scripts that handle complex data transformations and
structural changes in the database.
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This changes include a patch of the tool list_ports for the posix
implementation on FreeBSD by using devinfo(8) and bump the revision. Upstream
did not yet released a new version in several years.
Reported by: phk
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Reviewed by: maxim (mentor)
Approved by: maxim (mentor)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D52773
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All ports maintained by ports@FreeBSD.org
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While here, add GitHub repository to WWW.
Changelog: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glslang/blob/16.0.0/CHANGES.md
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Approved by: portmgr (blanket; build fix)
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Suggested `devel/util-linux' port, while being more modern, comes
with broken fdisk(8) interactive mode and thus is not an adequate
replacement for the time being. We are currently discussing with
mandree@ how to move this forward and preserve working features.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Clone of existing port for Django 5.2.
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Reported by: Gerald Wilhelm <gerald.wilhelm@me.com>
Co-authored-by: Gerald Wilhelm <gerald.wilhelm@me.com>
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ChangeLog at: https://github.com/Alexey-T/CudaText/blob/master/app/readme/history.txt
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ChangeLog at: https://github.com/alonsobsd/bhyvemgr/releases/tag/v1.12.0
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0.150.0
ChangeLog: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/releases/tag/v0.150.0
* build(deps): bump golang.org/x/mod from 0.27.0 to 0.28.0
* modules: Add support for direct version module imports in hugo.toml
* resources/page: Fix truncated summary logic
* config/security: Add PROGRAMDATA to the osenv allowlist
0.150.1
ChangeLog: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/releases/tag/v0.150.1
* hugolib: Change duplicate content path warning to an info log
* hugolib: Restore integration test
* commands: Map --minify CLI flag to the correct configuration key
* snap: Add desktop plug
* test(deps): Update setup-ruby action to v1.257.0
PR: 289868
Approved by: doceng (blanket)
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PR: 289804
Reported by: Guido Falsi
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- remove docs as HTML files are no longer bundled usptream
- this allows using autoplist again
Changelog:
https://github.com/git-cola/git-cola/blob/main/CHANGES.rst#v4140
Reported by: portscout
Sponsored by: SkunkWerks, GmbH
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Ansible 12 has deprecated third-party strategy plugins. This is
currently how Mitogen integrates with Ansible (e.g.
ANSIBLE_STRATEGY=mitogen_linear). Running Ansible 12 + Mitogen will
currently print a deprecation warning
Changelog: https://github.com/mitogen-hq/mitogen/blob/master/docs/changelog.rst#v0327-2025-08-20
Sponsored by: SkunkWerks, GmbH
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