Really sorry about the delay, Dave. $stuff has been occurring.

DISTVERSIONPREFIX comes before DISTVERSION. Try to run both portlint -C and portclippy —strict Makefile for every port. I use an alias for it :)

Reordering the quoted reply for dramatic effect.

Is it possible to fix the warning? If not that's fine.

Hate to say it, but make distclean && make checksum succeeded for me as-is.

Oh yeah, this is the one. 100% 👍 from me.

I'm a little confused by the logic.

(Is commenting on a closed review the Right Thing[tm] to do? Or should I be creating a separate one so as not to confuse things?)

In D55443#1272019, @ziaee wrote:

use database or compiler versions, i like that.
i like the text we've come up with so far otherwise.

@arrowd Thanks for making this happen!

I spent a looooong time with ChatGPT working on phrasing. Why is this one so tough?!

Updating patch with some markup that I'm seeing elsewhere in the file. In particular, this adds [.filename] tags.

@fuz when you have a chance, can you take a peek at this? Does this look correct?

Improving grammar to distract from being fuzzy on the markup.

In D55491#1271519, @gperciva_tarsnap.com wrote:

Sorry, did you actually change the dates? It looks like the version on Phabricator still lists 6/31 and 9/31. Is the website slow to update the diff it displays?

I'm not familiar with the calendar syntax, but calendar.freebsd has format date desc whereas calendar.status_reports has date: desc. Just making sure that that's intentional and acceptable. Other than that, these dates and descriptions all look correct to me.

I like this, but version … version reads a little oddly.

I think this looks great! I have no notes for you :-)

You're totally right. I grepped the doc repo just to be sure, and we don't have anything about using ${DEFAULT_VERSIONS}. If we had something (maybe in the handbook, as it's designed for end-users) we could reference it here instead maybe.

Looks great! And your wording on work/ is much better than mine was. Others you can consider:

I'm a big yes to this plan