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[phb]: Fix poudriere ports tree creation instructions
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Authored by fernape on Apr 12 2021, 1:21 PM.
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Summary
  • If using CURRENT, we need to use Git
  • We need the -B flag because our "master" branch is called "main".
Test Plan
  • With current instructions:
[00:00:00] Cloning the ports tree...warning: Could not find remote branch master
to clone.
fatal: Remote branch master not found in upstream origin
[00:00:00] Error:  fail
[00:00:00] Error while creating ports tree, cleaning up.
  • Apply patch and make documentation
  • Review result in browser

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fernape created this revision.

LGTM for the documentation change, but I am not so deep into poudriere stuff.

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Apr 16 2021, 4:51 PM
In D29724#668396, @gbe wrote:

LGTM for the documentation change, but I am not so deep into poudriere stuff.

Hi Gordon,

Thanks for the review. I'm pretty positive of the change, but if you feel more comfortable I can bring another pair of eyes from a ports committer to validate the change, or we can ask @0mp since he is a ports committer too.

In D29724#668396, @gbe wrote:

LGTM for the documentation change, but I am not so deep into poudriere stuff.

Hi Gordon,

Thanks for the review. I'm pretty positive of the change, but if you feel more comfortable I can bring another pair of eyes from a ports committer to validate the change, or we can ask @0mp since he is a ports committer too.

@0mp is already in the reviewers list. If you know someone that could have look at the poudriere syntax, just add him as a reviewer.