BTW, why is the name of riscv32-unknown-elf-gcc different from others?
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Sep 5 2020
Sep 5 2020
Sep 4 2020
Sep 4 2020
Add 2020-09-11 FreeBSD Friday event
Initialize len to avoid ENOMEM from sysctl(3).
Remove unneeded patches forgot to remove in the last commit
net-im/telegram-desktop: Update to 2.3.2
Why is sys/contrib/dev/ice/README a binary file?
Sep 3 2020
Sep 3 2020
devel/bazel: Update to 3.5.0
Temporarily skip sbin.bectl.bectl_test.* i386 kernel in CI
databases/clickhouse: Update to 20.7.2.30
net-mgmt/mbrowse: Update to 0.4.3
mail/postfinger: Fix fetch and add license information
deskutils/anydesk: Update to 6.0.1
Sep 2 2020
Sep 2 2020
Temporarily skip tests panic i386 kernel in CI
Would it make more sense to create sys/x86/include/x86_ieeefp.h and include it in amd64/include/ieeefp.h and i386/include/ieeefp.h?
sysutils/bpytop: Update to 1.0.22
devel/jenkins: Update to 2.255
Sep 1 2020
Sep 1 2020
devel/jenkins: Update to 2.254
devel/py-python-bugzilla: Update to 2.5.0
Aug 25 2020
Aug 25 2020
www/luakit-devel: Update to 2.2-1
lwhsu added a reviewer for D26177: vchi: rename bitset macros to avoid collision with bitset(9): gonzo.
Aug 24 2020
Aug 24 2020
Aug 23 2020
Aug 23 2020
In D26067#580958, @arichardson wrote:I wasn't sure about the name for the option so I haven't added a description yet, will do in the next version.
I also assumed this knob could be used for other tests that are only useful for "full CI builds" rather than checking for regressions.I believe the default should be off until the excessive compile time is fixed. These tests are unlikely to catch any regressions but add about 20 minutes of compile time to *all* builds. If the default isn't off I might as well just keep our downstream change that disables them completely and not bother upstreaming it. Having the option to turn these tests on for people who care makes more sense to me.
sysutils/bpytop: Update to 1.0.19
Add graphics/tikzit, PGF/TikZ diagram editor
deskutils/py-khard: Update to 0.17.0
sysutils/btsixad: Update to 0.1.1
Aug 21 2020
Aug 21 2020
Add upcoming FreeBSD Fridays sessions
textproc/py-precis_i18n: Update to 1.0.2
textproc/py-wtf-peewee: Update to 3.0.2
www/mathjax: Update to 2.7.8
Add security/nitrokey-app, Nitrokey app to manage nitrokey key
Add security/libnitrokey, library to manage nitrokey key
dns/unbound: Update to 1.11.0
databases/sqlite3: Update to 3.33.0
databases/mongodb42 and databases/mongodb42-tools: Update to 4.2.9
Aug 20 2020
Aug 20 2020
devel/p5-Gearman: Update to 2.004.015
net/libwebsockets: Update to 3.2.2
security/clamav: Fix build after r541115
www/pecl-solr: Fix build for php 7.4
sysutils/bpytop: Update to 1.0.16
Aug 19 2020
Aug 19 2020
textproc/chkascii: Update to 2.2
mail/popular: Prepare for textproc/p5-XML-Parser update
Better to put OPTIONS_DEFINE before OPTIONS_DEFAULT
math/units: Add a default option READLINE to tuggle readline support
mail/rss2email3: Update to 3.12.1
news/sabnzbdplus: Update to 3.0.1
devel/jenkins: Update to 2.253
net-im/py-matrix-synapse: Update to 1.19.0
devel/py-oci: Update to 2.21.1
Aug 18 2020
Aug 18 2020
Aug 17 2020
Aug 17 2020
Document Jenkins Security Advisory 2020-08-17
Aug 15 2020
Aug 15 2020
lwhsu added a reviewer for D8863: hyperv: Implement userspace gettimeofday(2) w/ Hyper-V TSC for 32bit compat.: whu.
Remove redeclaration found by gcc build
Remove redeclaration found by gcc build
In D26067#578589, @arichardson wrote:I probably wasn't clear enough in my message, it's not running the tests that's slow, it's building them (even for x86). The problem is that this seems to happen towards the end of the libraries build so it's mostly serial even when using something like -j72
Aug 14 2020
Aug 14 2020
I think marking these test as EXTRA_TESTS is a good idea, and I don't strongly object setting them off. However maybe we can also check why these tests are slow, and maybe only disabled on !x86 architectures. If we disabled these tests by default, I think it is still worth to run them at least daily. (This is the planned frequency of !x86 test jobs on ci.freebsd.org)
Aug 13 2020
Aug 13 2020
lwhsu added a comment to D26012: Add apple-zfs and solaris-reserved to make `gpart show` more convenient.
In D26012#578077, @otis_sk.freebsd.org wrote:In D26012#578052, @cem wrote:Looks fine other than the Tn thing. I think in general we are not adding them and maybe removing them, but it seems orthogonal to the rest of the change.
But I actually did remove them (those .Tn). Should they be added back, you think? What is the rule of thumb? To keep old and/deprecated macros?
sysutils/bpytop: Update to 1.0.13
net-mgmt/netdata: Update to 1.24.0
Aug 12 2020
Aug 12 2020
Document Jenkins Security Advisory 2020-08-12
devel/py-oci: Update to 2.21.0
sysutils/bpytop: Update to 1.0.12
misc/broot: Update to 0.19.4
Aug 11 2020
Aug 11 2020
lwhsu added a comment to D26012: Add apple-zfs and solaris-reserved to make `gpart show` more convenient.
Should we also mention this in src/lib/geom/part/gpart.8?
sysutils/bpytop: Update to 1.0.10
lwhsu added reviewers for D26012: Add apple-zfs and solaris-reserved to make `gpart show` more convenient: delphij, cem.
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