MacPorts 1.5.11 (Fwd: [27780] branches/release_1_5/base)

Blair Zajac blair at orcaware.com
Tue Aug 14 06:44:34 PDT 2007


Why are we calling it 1.5.11, I would think it would be 1.5.2, or  
1.5.1.1 (not as good).

Blair

On Aug 14, 2007, at 1:17 AM, Juan Manuel Palacios wrote:

>
>
> 	Hello everyone! I just merged revisions r27709, r27710, r27711,  
> r27719, r27720, r27773, r27779, comprising the latest work on mtree  
> violations, into the release_1_5 branch in r27780, to make up for  
> 1.5.11 very soon now. So soon that I could go ahead and release  
> right now (all that's pending is just tagging and re-pointing the  
> base/config/RELEASE_URL file), but I want to make sure we have this  
> thing nailed down and done right before going for 1.5.11 in order  
> to avoid having to tell users to upgrade a third time (1.5.11 will  
> be the second ;-)
>
> 	So, what's our status? I like the mtree violations feature a lot,  
> dubbing it the trace mode compliment for cleanly building &  
> installing ports, but it does seem a bit harsh to me to make its  
> efect fatal errors (as expressed to mww on IRC yesterday). Are we  
> gonna stay with warnings in the long run or just temporarily (until  
> we see our ports tree cleansed of weird installation paths)? Also,  
> are we gonna stick with a whitelist of "allowed paths" or go for a  
> black one of "forbidden paths", as Landon suggested in a recent post?
>
> 	In short, are we good to go for 1.5.11 for the time being? (even  
> if its fixes are only temporary).
> 	
> 	Regards,...
>
>
> -jmpp
>
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