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Add support for FLAVORs (trade-off between slowness and functionality.

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Tomoaki AOKI [aka Junchoon] 2024-05-31 23:15:50 +09:00
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poudlist-all/README.md
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## Description ## Description
A small script to generate a list of all ports installed, excluding leaf ports which you don't want to be rebuilt in conjunction of others.<br> A small script to generate a list of all ports installed, excluding leaf ports which you don't want to be rebuilt in conjunction of others.<br>
The author created this script because `poudriere bulk -a -j jailname` forces rebuilding ALL ports, which any of ports they depends on are updated, regardless it's too time-consuming or not. The author created this script because `poudriere bulk -a -j jailname` forces rebuilding ALL ports, which any of ports they depends on are updated, regardless it's too time-consuming or not.<br>
This script recognizes FLAVORS.
The logic to support FLAVORs are tricky, as pkg does not support providing to list all installed ports as category/origin[@flavor] format.<br>
Currently, flavors of individual ports installed is listed only in annotations with other entries.
## Usage ## Usage
No command line arguments.Simply run it as a bourne shell script.<br> No command line arguments.Simply run it as a bourne shell script.<br>
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### Variables for configuration ### Variables for configuration
#### BLOCKLISTS #### BLOCKLISTS
ports origins you want to block from building.<br> Origins of ports you want to block from building.<br>
Each origins must be the form poudriere can accept.<br> Each origins must be the form poudriere can accept.<br>
For ports having flavors, if you want to block specific flavor only, you can specify the flavor by adding @flavor like `textproc/fcitx5-qt@qt6`. Otherwise, all flavors installed for the origin are blocked from listing.<br>
Note that poudriere does not block building listed ports if it is depended upon by any non-listed ports. Note that poudriere does not block building listed ports if it is depended upon by any non-listed ports.
Beware! If the origin is NOT a leaf ports, you must specify ALL origins of the ports/pkgs which depends on it, for example, japanese/libreoffice as the actual leaf of editors/libreoffice must be specified in conjunction with editors/libreoffice. Beware! If the origin is NOT a leaf ports, you must specify ALL origins of the ports/pkgs which depends on it, for example, japanese/libreoffice as the actual leaf of editors/libreoffice must be specified in conjunction with editors/libreoffice.

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poudlist-all/poudlist-all.sh
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@ -40,6 +40,8 @@ TMPFILE=${LISTFILE}-`id -u`-`date "+%Y%m%d%H%M%S"`
echo Output = ${LISTDIR}/${LISTFILE} echo Output = ${LISTDIR}/${LISTFILE}
echo Temporary = ${TMPDIR}/${TMPFILE} echo Temporary = ${TMPDIR}/${TMPFILE}
# End configurations section.
# Cleanup old lists if exists, and rotate list. # Cleanup old lists if exists, and rotate list.
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# Regenerate list with newly installed ports. # Regenerate list with newly installed ports.
for PORT in `pkg query -a %n` ; do for PACKAGE in `pkg query -a %n` ; do
PORT=`pkg query %o ${PACKAGE}`
FLAVOR=`pkg info -A ${PACKAGE} | fgrep "flavor" | cut -f 4 -w`
FLG=NO FLG=NO
for NONEED in ${BLOCKLISTS} ; do for NONEED in ${BLOCKLISTS} ; do
if [ -n ${FLAVOR} ] ; then
if [ ${PORT}@${FLAVOR} = ${NONEED} ] ; then FLG="YES" ; fi
fi
if [ ${PORT} = ${NONEED} ] ; then FLG="YES" ; fi if [ ${PORT} = ${NONEED} ] ; then FLG="YES" ; fi
done done
fgrep "${PORT}\|\|" ${PORTSDIR}/MOVED > /dev/null fgrep "${PORT}\|\|" ${PORTSDIR}/MOVED > /dev/null
RET=$? RET=$?
if [ 0 -eq $((RET)) ] ; then FLG="YES" ; fi if [ 0 -eq $((RET)) ] ; then FLG="YES" ; fi
if [ "NO" = ${FLG} ] ; then echo ${PORT} >> ${TMPDIR}/${TMPFILE} ; fi if [ -n ${FLAVOR} ] ; then
fgrep "${PORT}@${FLAVOR}\|\|" ${PORTSDIR}/MOVED > /dev/null
RET=$?
if [ 0 -eq $((RET)) ] ; then FLG="YES" ; fi
fi
if [ "NO" = ${FLG} ] ; then
if [ -z ${FLAVOR} ] ; then
echo ${PORT} >> ${TMPDIR}/${TMPFILE}
else
echo ${PORT}@${FLAVOR} >> ${TMPDIR}/${TMPFILE}
fi
fi
done done
sort ${TMPDIR}/${LISTFILE} | uniq > ${LISTDIR}/${LISTFILE} sort ${TMPDIR}/${LISTFILE} | uniq > ${LISTDIR}/${LISTFILE}