While you are free to use whatever scheme you want for your public_distfile directory, I find that creating a directory per port keeps everything tidy :-)

I would also rename the directory of the distfile to match PORTNAME-PORTVERSION, so that you don't need that.

What I think I would do to keep most of the informations around would be:

​PORTNAME=                webkit-annulen
​PORTVERSION=                5.602.2
DISTVERSIONSUFFIX=   -db25c2b

And drop PKGNAMESUFFIX.

Then rename the distfile directory, and the distfile to match that.

You could even automate it with a target in the Makefile, say, generate-tarball or something, see what is done in net/concourse-fly for example.

A description a bit longer would be nice :-)

Now its one more line -- I'll have to think of something ^^...

This looks wrong...

Doesn't USES=pathfix work here?

It's specific to kf5-extra-cmake-modules GeneratePkgConfig cmake file.

The upstream version of this file has been fixed to behave properly on FreeBSD, however, the version imported into this webkti port has not.

By magic this gets turned into qt5-webkit-5.212.0.a2 -- which should be accepted ^^

Wouldn't it be easier to import the fix from upstream to fix the thing you are talking about instead of adding one more thing here ?

This is exactly what DISTVERSION is for. Go read 5.2.2. Versions, DISTVERSION or PORTVERSION.