It would be good if the patch can contain more context for the lines before/after, by using arc tool or see
salvadore committed
R9:dccff0fbe495: Status/2024Q1/pot.adoc: Add report (authored by Stephan Lichtenauer <sl@honeyguide.eu>).
Status/2024Q1/pot.adoc: Add report
shells/atuin: Broken on i386; Not broken on powerpc64le
misc/aichat: Broken on i386
devel/pylyzer: Broken on i386
devel/ruff: Broken in i386
Status/2024Q1: Add releng.adoc
lang/frawk: Broken after rust-nightly update
lang/hs-futhark: update 0.25.13 → 0.25.15
devel/libmcfp: update 1.3.2 → 1.3.3
mail/mailio: Add test target
devel/mrc: Update to be able to build with the latest version of devel/libmcfp
graphics/libdicom: update 1.0.5 → 1.1.0
databases/usql: update 0.14.12 → 0.18.0
devel/google-perftools: Broken on arm64
devel/glaze: update 2.3.3 → 2.4.0
devel/{,py-}pybind11: update 2.11.1 → 2.12.0
devel/cargo-mutants: update 24.2.1 → 24.3.0
devel/argobots: update 1.1-186 → 1.2
devel/libmcfp: update 1.3.1 → 1.3.2
science/trilinos: update 15-1-0 → 15-1-1
mail/cyrus-imapd38: Fix build against libreSSL.
www/gitlab-ce: security update to 16.9.3
pf: fix reply-to after rdr and dummynet
deskutils/py-vorta: Add new port
security/vuxml: document gitlab vulnerabilities
EOL: Bump stable/13 to April 30, 2026
This is dangerous to do. It is imlpementation defined if an SError is a precise or imprecise exception. If it is imprecise the instruction stream may be out of sync, e.g. instructions before haven't executed and instructions after it have completed (see "Definition of a precise exception and imprecise exception" from the Arm Architecture Reference Manual for the full definition). Because we have to assume an SError is imprecise we can't handle them in .
devel/py-types-Pillow: update 10.2.0.20240311 → 10.2.0.20240324
devel/py-types-protobuf: update 4.24.0.20240302 → 4.24.0.20240311
Is there a reason to not have by default so we can remove the check?
graphics/py-pyglet: update 2.0.13 → 2.0.14
lang/cython-devel: deprecate (use devel/cython3 instead)
Note that there is software that parses /dev/sndstat, e.g.
This is definitely more readable, but my main concern would be that this form of output is quite lengthy and not very grep-friendly. Imagine 8 pcm devices with 4 channels each (when idle). Ideally, we could easily grep for the whole output of a single device, or check which output is used by an application (). Would be handy for both personal use and bug reports from users. Or maybe we can integrate these selective queries into a user space tool?
cp: Fix grammar in comment.
devel/omnilinter: new port: General purpose bulk linter
Sorry for the late response. Our (NVIDIA) verification dep did not found any problems.
deskutils/fet: update to 6.19.0
serialcomms: update for 115200 bps default
Update SA and EN templates from secteam SVN repo
www/R-cran-shiny: Update to 1.8.1
Optimize HPTS so that little work is done until we have a hpts thread that is…
x86: handle MXCSR from XSAVEOPT when x87 state was optimized
devel/gnulib: Simplify build stage
devel/sonarqube-community: Update plugins.
I'm still unsure if it is worth it. Anyways, a bit of bikeshedding - the seemingly similar python.mk option is called . Maybe follow pythom.mk here?
Framework: Use WRK_ENV when handling USE_LOCALE
sysutils/polkit: Fix typo in manpage
Apply Ade's suggestions and convert a couple of ports for example.
sysutils/desktop-installer: Update to 0.8.3.9
Today on ports@ I have read something that might be applicable to this case:
graphics/heimer: Update to 4.4.0
deskutils/treesheets: Update to 20240324 snapshot
graphics/p5-Image-ExifTool-devel: Update to 12.81
sysutils/xmbmon: grab maintainership
fuz committed
R11:aac2122cb7eb: www/p5-Mozilla-CA: Update to 20240313 (authored by Sergei Vyshenski <svysh.fbsd@gmail.com>).
www/p5-Mozilla-CA: Update to 20240313
net-p2p/tremotesf: Update to 2.6.1
devel/gcli: update to 2.3.0
converters/simdutf: update to 5.0.0
deskutils/remind: update to 04.03.04
devel/schilybase: update to 2024-03-21
lang/tcl9: fix plist w/o DTRACE, fix tests, bump PORTREVISION
astro/calcmysky: the port had been updated to version 0.3.2
www/nextcloud-notes: Update to 4.9.3
security/nextcloud-end_to_end_encryption: Update to 1.14.4
security/nextcloud-twofactor_webauthn: Update to 1.4.0
databases/mongodb50: update to 5.0.26
sysutils/py-pywatchman: Update to v2024.03.25.00
Add EN-24:05 through EN-24:08, SA-24:03.
Merge commit f800c1f3b207 from llvm-project (by Arthur Eubanks):
if_wg: use proper barriers around pkt->p_state
Add UPDATING entries and bump the branch version.
x11-fonts/fnt: Update to 1.6
arm: Remove TI from NOTES
Thanks for working on this. This reminds me of my efforts a few years ago to avoid the build-tools awkwardness: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D28253.
christos retitled
D43545: sound: Implement asynchronous device detach from
sound: implement asynchronous device detach to
sound: Implement asynchronous device detach.
christos retitled
D44544: sound: Drain buffer selinfo in sndbuf_free() from
sound: drain buffer selinfo during sndbuf_free() to
sound: Drain buffer selinfo in sndbuf_free().