Focus on the part that involves candidates.
In my case:
Code:
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== Info: Connection #0 to host pkgmir.geo.freebsd.org left intact
FreeBSD-ports repository is up to date.
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DBG(2)[18494]> universe: add new local pkg: pkg, (pkg-1.21.3:2$2$msgqasaokj4ejxroog9ngnthe77m3hcida6ygdcdn464mzgpisy9hyny4rnidtbkosyhgh8iccnefzzggedqctkufkagmn8cchfjagn)
Checking for upgrades (1 candidates): 100%
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DBG(2)[18494]> non-automatic package with pattern nvidia-driver-470 has not been found in remote repo
Processing candidates (1 candidates): 100%
DBG(1)[18494]> problem has no requests
DBG(2)[18494]> decided local pkg-2$2$msgqasaokj4ejxroog9ngnthe77m3hcida6ygdcdn464mzgpisy9hyny4rnidtbkosyhgh8iccnefzzggedqctkufkagmn8cchfjagn to install
DBG(2)[18494]> solver: ignoring package pkg(2$2$msgqasaokj4ejxroog9ngnthe77m3hcida6ygdcdn464mzgpisy9hyny4rnidtbkosyhgh8iccnefzzggedqctkufkagmn8cchfjagn) as its state has not been changed
Checking integrity...DBG(1)[18494]> check integrity for 0 items added
done (0 conflicting)
Your packages are up to date.
DBG(1)[18494]> release an advisory lock on a databaseI guess, the one and only candidate was nvidia-driver-470, which is currently locked by me.
I don't understand "not been found in remote repo" (above), because the package is found:
Code:
% pkg search --repository FreeBSD-ports -o nvidia-driver-470 | awk '{print $1}'
x11/nvidia-driver-470
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