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Authored by rene on Dec 24 2014, 11:13 PM.
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Summary

lang/perl5.14 will expire on 2014-12-31. When deleting this port, it must also be unregistered from Mk/Uses/perl5.mk (or at least the default for PERL_LEVEL must be set to perl 5.16)

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Mk/bsd.default-versions.mk sets the default Perl port to lang/perl5.18 , but an exp-run might be sensible to catch ports that still depend on lang/perl5.14 (there should be none).

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rene retitled this revision from to Mk/Uses/perl5.mk : unregister perl 5.14.
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other than the small changes mentionned...

Macro shipit:

:-)

Mk/Uses/perl5.mk
16–17

There is no real need to change this, it is an example after all, not the current value :-)

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I think this should be changed to (for example: perl5.18) so that it does not need to be updated any more.

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Dec 25 2014, 12:23 AM

I applied the comments to my local version.

In D1368#9, @rene wrote:

I applied the comments to my local version.

You know, you can use arc diff --update DXXXX [path/files...] to update the review :-)

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Looks good to me.

Mk/Uses/perl5.mk
16–17

It's no harm to use an up-to-date example (instead of an outdated one).

Mk/Uses/perl5.mk
16–17

Yes, but it is an *example* not the current value, it does no harm at all to not keep it currrent, people who are reading this file are the people hacking on it, and they are supposed to have a clue. Everybody else must be directed to read the porter's handbook.