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This seems to work now. The change turned out to be surprisingly small.
- Use cdev destructor to clean up the mount point instead of a .d_close method
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- Replace VOP_UNMOUNT with dounmount
- Plunk vfs_ref before to avoid deadlock
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Now also required for ports-mgmt/packagekits tests.
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There is nothing to discuss:
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This looks OK to me, but I'm not a python hat wearer.
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It should be turned into a proper pull request to the Poudriere upstream repo. One thing that already catched my eye is that wheel generation happens from the host, not within the jail. Bryan might disagree with this.
Link your Poudriere changes in there, so it is possible to get an idea how this is going to work overall.
Then this change alone isn't really enough and I'm not even sure it is a right step forward.
I don't quite get the rationale. Can you provide an example how is it going to be used?
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Sure.
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What does readelf -d /usr/local/lib/libz3.so | grep SONAME say for the updated port?
The release changed the patch version and according to pkg-plist the shared library version wasn't bumped. This usually means that there is no need to recompile consumers, thus no bumps needed.
Why bump consumers? There seems to be no need in that.
Oct 29 2025
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