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Authored by val_packett.cool on Jan 3 2019, 6:39 PM.
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arrowd added inline comments.
sysutils/intel-undervolt/Makefile
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Aren't you reimplementing GH_TAGNAME with this?

0mp added inline comments.
sysutils/intel-undervolt/Makefile
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I think this is fine, see Example 5.14. Using USE_GITHUB to Access a Commit Between Two Versions in the Porter's Handbook.

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I think that we should use @sample here (see 8.6.9. @sample file [file] in the Porter's Handbook).

sysutils/intel-undervolt/Makefile
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Yeah, I always thought of DISTVERSIONSUFFIX=-gWHATEVER as a "higher level" wrapper around GH_TAGNAME

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Do the @ things work with PLIST_FILES (w/o dedicated pkg-plist file)?

sysutils/intel-undervolt/Makefile
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AFAIR, yes.

tobik added inline comments.
sysutils/intel-undervolt/Makefile
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Why +=?

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Yes, of course. PLIST_FILES is basically just appended to TMPPLIST. Just make sure to quote the entry like "@sample etc/intel-undervolt.conf.sample", so that make(1) treats it as a single word and it's added as one line to it.

linimon retitled this revision from New port: sysutils/intel-undervolt to New port: sysutils/intel-undervolt: Intel CPU undervolting tool.Jan 15 2019, 4:23 PM
This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Jan 20 2019, 1:38 PM
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@greg_unrelenting.technology Committed. Thanks!

As a general rule, it's better if you also submit a bug on https://bugs.freebsd.org for new ports and updates, so that things can be tracked better. Bugzilla is also where more committers look for things to commit.