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This patch wants to update azure-agent and keep tracking the latest waagent. Currently, waagent v2.2.8 passed the Azure test.

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lifanov added inline comments.
sysutils/azure-agent/Makefile
4

If you add

DISTVERSIONPREFIX= v

here....

26

.... you can omit GH_TAGNAME here.

sysutils/azure-agent/Makefile
4

ok

26

That is good. It makes the file name in distinfo short.

sysutils/azure-agent/pkg-message
6

Please do not recommend this. See the 'shebangfix' section of the Porter's Handbook on how to properly resolve these types of issues:
https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/books/porters-handbook/uses-shebangfix.html

sysutils/azure-agent/pkg-message
6

I'll revise this. Thanks.

Put all installed binary and configuration to $PREFIX (typically /usr/local) folder, then it is not necessary to set symlinks.

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cem added inline comments.
head/sysutils/azure-agent/Makefile
16 ↗(On Diff #28815)

Any idea why this dependency was added? Python has base64 in its base standard library and it isn't immediately apparent that waagent actually shells out to base64 as a subprocess (or why it would).