Pull in another update to fix a second issue that caused the build to fail on i386 with native compilation.

I hadn't seen the post on emacs-devel@. I had just looked at the commit log and saw, e.g., https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/commit/b7f227ed8bece1a8fafd36ce5f0ee0d5913b6f8b, which fixes the build. I'm running with the update now and all seems fine. I did a quick test with scrollbars, but not with --without-toolkit-scroll-bars.

Fix another trademark symbol.

Add 'and'.

Fix trademark symbol

print/freetype2: Do not add debug suffix to shared libraries

www/node: Update to 18.5.0

www/iridium was the only consumer port that failed to build, but it's unclear whether that's due to this www/node upgrade.

Place PLIST_SUB in correct location

Use PLIST_SUB to handle suffix added to shared library names when WITH_DEBUG is set.

In D35712#810074, @tcberner wrote:

Probably nicer:

Makefile:

PLIST_SUB=DEBUG_SUFFIX=${WITH_DEBUG:Dd}

plist:

lib/libfreetype%%DEBUG_SUFFIX%%.so
lib/libfreetype%%DEBUG_SUFFIX%%.so.6
lib/libfreetype%%DEBUG_SUFFIX%%.so.6.18.3

Update text in BROKEN_SSL_REASON

Update diff to latest version, 2.18.1

Sounds goood. Since my CURRENT systems were built from (9a3583bfbd17 / 1400057), I just need the patch for compat.h. Otherwise things seem fine. I'm sending this message while connected to a VPN via wireguard. If there is anything in particular that's useful for me to test, just let me know.

Remove older comments in patch

• Do not create a subdirectory under distfiles

Update more CONFLICTS_INSTALL

• Mk/Uses/nodejs.mk: Handle www/node update to v18
• www/*-node17: Rename for update of www/node version 18

In D35107#798672, @rouslan_rshell.net wrote:

Yes, I have capability to test it on my GCP account. Send me the binary, I’m running FreeBSD 13.0 from GCP marketplace.

I contacted Google to see about getting credits for testing, but they said that they will require a credit card. Rouslan, would it be easier for you to test if I send you a binary? If so, what version/arch of FreeBSD are you running?

• Change the version specs for python dependencies to match upstream.
• Remove unnecessary TEST_DEPENDS

In the output, I see file caldav.py (for module caldav) not found.

Committed in 20f1605507e9a2be1c6aefa3aa65f47dbf31e283.