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- May 22 2014, 10:41 AM (547 w, 6 d)
Nov 30 2022
Did this end up being EN'd for currently supported RELEASE's ?
Oct 29 2022
Do any other lang/python* ports need similar treatment?
Oct 18 2022
@dereks_lifeofadishwasher.com Can we the/an existing version format that upstream uses (vX.Y.Z), optionally suffixed appropriately with relevent git tag if its 'in between versions' ?
Sep 30 2022
Could you list deprecation/removal here please: https://wiki.freebsd.org/DeprecationPlan
Jun 22 2022
Apart from inline review items to address:
- the noflavors was copied. I though this meant just one package using the default Python version so upgrades automatically each time a new Python is made as default. unlike Ansible which has to be deleted and reinstalled each time Python changes
Jun 19 2022
Jun 18 2022
Jun 6 2022
LGTM mate, nice work!
As expected. I do USES -> USE_* -> *_FOO, but wont block review on that.
Jun 5 2022
- Minor categories update
- Does this pass QA? I've added TEST PLAN items
May 27 2022
Alexey, This diff is not not a ports commit proposal, as should be clear from the diff summary (WIP) and description:
May 25 2022
Add previous reviewers to ... Reviewers: as this ... needs review :)
May 22 2022
Thanks for this Piotr.
May 17 2022
May 13 2022
Apr 25 2022
Upstream PR closed in favour of chasing LSP support:
Apr 20 2022
Apr 18 2022
What is the impact on those remaining port without Django 3.2 support after this change lands?
Apr 9 2022
After *_DEPENDS change, re-QA via poudriere to confirm dependency availability at build and run time.
Apr 8 2022
Add changelog link to commit log message.
Loop in folks involved in the recent text update
Pending QA confirm on Python.
Include a note in commit log message that you're bumping dependent ports PORTREVISIONS due to shared library major version increase
Loop in people involved in recent text update
Looks fine, add <Reason> to MFH
Missing: Reviewed_by, Differential Revision and MFH attributes in SUMMARY
Add (reason) to MFH line, so its clear to committers why
I don't understand the why/description in commit log message.
Mar 5 2022
Mar 4 2022
Mar 2 2022
- Add TEST_DEPENDS and (do-)test target
- Confirm QA (Added to TEST PLAN section)
- Add TEST_DEPENDS and (do-)test target for QA
- Need confirmation of QA in TEST PLAN
Mar 1 2022
- Upstream has a test suite. Add TEST_DEPENDS and (do-)test target for comprehensive and easy QA. If the PyPI sdist doesnt ship the tests, use github and ask upstream to package tests and test files for downstreams to use and reference. Don't depend or use tox, just run pytest directly. See existing ports for invocations. Add test results to maketest: in TEST PLAN section of this diff
- Upstream declares python_requires = >=3.6 but also Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9. 3.10 is in the tree, and USES=python:<version-spec> should be capped to the versions it supports (and works and is tested with). Upstream (tox.ini) only CI's with envlist = py{36,37,38,39}. Ask upstream to add 3.10 and run tests with it. If it passes, leave <version-spec> uncapped, otherwise, cap it at 3.6-3.9
Feb 25 2022
Jan 28 2022
Refresh patch after git rm files, diff against origin/main
Jan 2 2022
Link to versioned (tagged) version of relevent changelog files, rather than commits (ive updated this review summary)
Jan 1 2022
Pending commit log message update
Can you add a changelog link to the commit log message and set MFH depending on whether or not its a bugfix/security update (yes) or feature only (no)
Nov 18 2021
Thanks for tagging @kevans. The *SAN link failures and environment/build configuration are here: https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-current/2021-September/000488.html
Also, explain files/patch-* removal (upstreamed? something else?) in the differential SUMMARY
- as this change doesn't affect them to my understandings,
Acceptance pending QA confirmation (portlint, poudriere)