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pkgtools/pkg_rolling-replace: Update to 0.24.14

Update pass on man page:

  prune no-longer-working bbn.com email addresses and replace with
  alternate attribution

  Rewrite bug section about likely failures with many packages; this
  is not a pkg_rr bug.

  Add bug section about PKGNAME vs PKGPATH.  This is a pkg_rr bug :-(

  Rewrite -r flag to be less confusing.

  Rewrite -k flag to align caution to reality and explain why one
  would want to use it.

  Misc wording cleanups.

pkg_rolling-replace: Fix PKG_DBDIR in manpage

pkg_rolling-replace: use POSIX getopts(1) instead of getopt(1)

Correct the order of redirection

pkg_rolling-replace: catch permission errors from pkg_admin

and print a friendlier warning message instead (only once).
Document that the mismatch state may not persist if permissions are
insufficient.

pkg_rr: substitute pkg_admin with PKG_ADMIN_CMD. Bump to 0.24.10.

pkgtools/pkg_rolling-replace: Update to 0.24.9

When using the -u option to find mismatched packages, mark each affected
package with 'mismatch=YES'. Otherwise, consider such packages as
targets to rebuild.
ok gdt@.

pkgtools/pkg_rolling-replace: Update to 0.24.8

Be more tolerant of not finding PKGPATH, and basically attempt to skip
the package rather than treating it as a fatal error.  (This was a
stray edit that I've been running with for a while.)

pkgtools/pkg_rollingreplace: Update to 0.24.7

When running pkg_chk, ignore packages marked "missing", which tend to
be the wrong python version.

This is a temporary kludge, but should allow pkg_rr to run on systems
that have changed python versions.

pkg_rolling-replace: Update to 0.24.6

When trying to extract PKGPATH from what is believed to be the PKGNAME
of an installed package, do not abort, but merely error (which is
nonfatal with -k).  This is helpful, but not sufficient, when dealing
with pyNN-foo packages where the default version is depended on but
not installed.

pkgtools/pkg_rolling-replace: 0.24.5

In addition to adding in BUILD_DEPENDS, catch up to long-ago
improvements to pkgsrc and also add in TOOL_DEPENDS.

Thanks to Hauke Fath for reporting the issue.

pkg_rolling-replace: avoid top-level make clean

In some cases, if an installed package's source directory did not
exist, pkg_rr could invoke "make clean" at top-level of pkgsrc.  Bug
report and fix by Andreas Gustafsson in PR pkg/53157.

pkgtools/pkg_rolling-replace: update MAINTAINER

Mail to ngoffee bounces, and gdt has agreed to take on maintainership.

Update "pkg_rolling-replace" to version 0.24.3.
- Make sure that installation path gets correctly recorded in the installed
  shell script to aid detection of the pkgsrc source location

Update to pkg_rolling-replace-0.24.2
Add -B - to pass -B to pkg_chk when determining which packages to update

Remove pkgviews: don't set PKG_INSTALLATION_TYPES in Makefiles.

LICENSE=modified-bsd

Just define PKGNAME and use it.

"user-destdir" is default these days

Use " for PKGNAME_REQUIRED, so that ${pkg} is expanded.

Resolves at least some issues with finding the right pyNN-foo, when
replacing packages that don't match PYTHON_VERSION_DEFAULT.

(This was a stray change in my tree not committed for a while, but
it's been working ok.)

Now 0.24.1.

Pass MAKE_SET_VARS with environment variables instead of make flags,
or it will be passwd down to subsequent make (ex. installation of dependencies)
and result in unwanted behaviour.

0.23: Pass PKGNAME_REQD to make operations.

Set PKGNAME_REQD to give underlying make processes a chance to set
options derived from the package name.  For example, the appropriate
version of Python can be derived from the package name (so, when
building py25-foo, use python-2.5, not python-2.6).   Specifically,
  MAKE_SET_VARS='PKGNAME_REQD=${pkg}-*'

From Alan Barret via pkgsrc-users@.

0.22: Avoid infinite loop in some error cases.

Sometimes, the set of packages to be replaced ($REPLACE_TODO) does not
have any members which are installed (and hence in $TSORTED).  This
caused the loop over $TSORTED to not find any packages to replace.
The check for not having found one was missing, resulting in the last
package in TSORTED being replaced.  Because $REPLACE_TODO is still
non-empty, this repeats.

This patch adds an abort when no packages in $TSORTED are in
$REPLACE_TODO.  Analysis and patch from Ian D. Leroux on
pkgsrc-users@.

- Clean up the error handling a bit
- Bomb if we couldn't extract the PKGPATH from an installed package.
XXX the pkg_rr main loop has grown too large and should be split into
functions.

Updating pkgtools/pkg_rolling-replace/ from 0.19nb1 to 0.20

Improving the variable passing to make by allowing any, not just
MAKE_JOBS and USE_DESTDIR.

Fixing a typo and bumping revision (if anyone still had updated)

Updating pkg_rolling-replace (set new version 0.19):

- Add option '-D' to tune "USE_DESTDIR=" and set this defaultly to 'NO'
- Add option '-j' to tune "MAKE_JOBS=" (Default: unset)
- Fix an issue with packages with missing origin

Updating pkgtools/pkg_rolling-replace from 0.17 to 0.18

Changes:
Added 3 new features:
1) Fetch only
2) Keep going after error (skip package)
3) Log output of make steps

Modified verbosity to report what's failed and what succeeds.

pkg_rolling-replace-0.17:
Use "pkg_info -Q" to extract PKGPATH from installed packages instead of
"pkg_info -B" coupled with awk magic. The previous regexp didn't account
for packages that have PREV_PKGPATH set, and blew up while replacing
for example mail/sylpheed and multimedia/ffmpeg.

Remove redundant NO_CHECKSUM and EXTRACT_ONLY definitions.

DESTDIR support

Drop check for 'make replace => unsafe_depends" support being present
in pkgsrc.  It's been 1.75 years, and the benefit of the check is now
outweighed by the cruftiness.

Add example showing how to mark all packages depdending on X11 for
rebuild, useful for moving to X11_TYPE=modular.  From tnn@.

Bump version to pkg_rolling-replace-0.16:
* Look for $MAKECONF in @MAKECONF@, @PREFIX@/etc/mk.conf,
  and /etc/mk.conf, in that order.
* Look for $PKGSRCDIR in the Makefile referred to by $MAKECONF,
  ".", "..", "../..", and "/usr/pkgsrc", in that order.

Proposed in tech-pkg; OK Greg Troxel.

Separate 'make clean' from 'make package', so that clean is not
skipped with -r.  DISTNAME++.  Fixes PR pkg/38283.

Reviewed and tested by tnn@.

Bump version to pkg_rolling-replace-0.14:
* Clarify that the -x option takes package base names, not full package
  names.
* Clarify that the -x option excluded packages only from the outdated
  check, not from being rebuilt for any any other reason.
* Add a -X option that excludes a package from being rebuilt for any
  reason.  (I have had this as a private patch for a long time, and
  never run pkg_rolling-replace without "-X openoffice2", because
  openoffice requires so much time and disk space to build.)

Add patch from Brook Milligan to avoid treating warnings about
non-deletable packages as dependencies.  Bump version to 0.14.

Example problematic output (perhaps should also be fixed in
pkg_install):

     Information for pkg_install-20070810:

     *** PACKAGE MAY NOT BE DELETED ***
     Built using:
     checkperms-1.7

     *** PACKAGE MAY NOT BE DELETED ***

pkg_rolling-replace-0.12:
Replace the nested shell loops in depgraph_installed() with some awk
that only needs to invoke pkg_info once. This gives a ~20x speedup.

Previously, if many packages were installed, depgraph generation took a
considerable amount of time; in the order of 30 seconds even on moderately
fast hardware.

Remove leading spaces from PKGNAME, to cope with an old bug.

pkg_rolling-replace-0.10:
- Abort if any of rebuild, unsafe_depends, unsafe_depends_strict are still
  set after "make replace".
- Following changes in pkgsrc, does not replace by default if the
  dependencies' ABI is still compatible.
- Add option -s that retains the old behaviour of always replacing.
- Add option -r for "replace only", this supresses creation of binary pkgs.
- The -n option has not been fully updated for these changes.
- versions 0.[7-9] were skipped to avoid any ambiguity from the 0.04 -> 0.5
  transition.

Update to pkg_rolling-replace-0.6:
- Explicitly unset 'unsafe_depends' and 'rebuild' tags after replacing.
  Needed after changes in pkgsrc/mk/flavor/pkg/replace.mk, fixes PR 36738.
- Introduce ${PKG_ADMIN}, ${PKG_INFO}, ${PKG_CHK} variables instead of
  calling the tools directly by name.

pkg_rolling-replace-0.5:
Redirecting output to /dev/stderr is not portable and will create a
regular file "stderr" if the device does not exist. Instead use the
portable 1>&2 redirection syntax. PKGREVISION was at nb9; get rid of it
and bump minor version number.

Use REPLACE_SH to get a sane shell on borked platforms.

Convert extended RE into basic RE equivalent, making us portable again.
Noted by Mehul N. Sanghvi on pkgsrc-users@

non-current make(1) doesn't support -V.
Provide a target for printing PKGSRCDIR. PKGREVISION++

- Change the way pkg_rolling-replace parses version numbers. Everything
    after the last hyphen is the version, not everything after the first
    occurence of '-[0-9]'. This allows pkg_rolling-replace users to upgrade
    packages such as font-bitstream-100dpi.
- Use INSTALL_MAN, not INSTALL_SCRIPT. Manpages are not executable.
- Bump PKGREVISION.

Prepend ${PREFIX} to default location of mk.conf if we're using bmake.

Get PKGSRCDIR from mk.conf. In turn, Get path of mk.conf from MAKECONF
or default to /etc/mk.conf if unset. Bump PKGREVISON.

Mechanically replaced man/* with ${PKGMANDIR}/* in the definition of
INSTALLATION_DIRS, as well as all occurrences of ${PREFIX}/man with
${PREFIX}/${PKGMANDIR}.

Fixes PR 35265, although I did not use the patch provided therein.

SUBST the path to ${MAKE}.
PKGREVISION++.

Ugh, wrap long lines.

pkg_rolling-replace does 'make replace' on one package at a time,
tsorting the packages being replaced according to their
interdependencies, which avoids most duplicate rebuilds.

Initial revision