Thanks @bcr! One thing I've been struggling with is I'd like to tell them but haven't liked anything I've come up with is "hey check the version of the package and make sure it matches the version of the kernel".

I've found two small nits. The rest looks god enough to commit I would say. As mentioned by others, we can always fix other things found in a followup commit.

In D42775#1159623, @lwhsu wrote:

releng : just be curious, is it ok to change the release related documents after the release is out of the door? (I guess so but want to confirm.)

releng : just be curious, is it ok to change the release related documents after the release is out of the door? (I guess so but want to confirm.)

Add attributes for image files

Expand .gitattributes to HTML, CSS, and Perl as well.

I've been hacking on this a while, here's what I've got so far.

One problem that keeps me from wanting to merge this, is that the Xorg FreeType Module has not existed in at least 15 years, but I can't really find any information about that to rewrite the relevant areas.

I think you can commit it, if there's an improvement, we can change it later.
Thanks for all the improvements.

Thanks Jim, these are all great!

A few minor edits. Good job on this section.

Here's my current draft, I am not suggesting this is mergable currently,
maybe parts of it are, but here's just what I've got so far in case
anyone is interested in this issue.

I see, so we are not planning to disable them at this time. Sorry for the noise.

In D47169#1114112, @diizzy wrote:

Submission to bugzilla is required for any policy defined my Porters Handbook to apply. I've asked this question before without getting any answer but do we have some kind of unified agreement that we're to accept PRs at all from GitHub from portmgr or people involved with ports?

do we have some kind of unified agreement that we're to accept PRs at all from GitHub from portmgr or people involved with ports?

Submission to bugzilla is required for any policy defined my Porters Handbook to apply. I've asked this question before without getting any answer but do we have some kind of unified agreement that we're to accept PRs at all from GitHub from portmgr or people involved with ports?

In D47169#1113528, @diizzy wrote:

Actually this is incorrect, they NEED to be submitted on bugzilla for timeouts etc to apply

Actually this is incorrect, they NEED to be submitted on bugzilla for timeouts etc to apply

Wording and spelling LGTM, with or without jrm's suggestion. I'm not a ports committer either, so I can't speak beyond that.

For this change you will want to tag it with:

Reviewed by: fernape
Approved by: fernape (ports)
Approved by: mhorne (mentor)

LGTM

In D48154#1098320, @mail_fbsd2.e4m.org wrote:

The asterisk and the minus sign form special variables.

That's what I thought as well. But what's mentioned in the manpage are asterisk and underscore ;-).

The asterisk and the minus sign form special variables.

Updated to reflect Andre's comments.

Fine with me, but please check my comments.