Hi all,
"make index" appears to fail in /usr/ports this morning? The error I receive is listed below. I tried following the bugreporting instructions printed after the error, but my emails failed because I wasn't subscribed to "ports@freebsd.org" and I didn't want to subscribe; I get enough mail already.
I'm running a freshly compiled (this morning) 14-STABLE, my ports tree was also updated this morning (10 June, roughly noon UTC).
I notice that Mk/bsd.sites.mk was changed this morning.
The failure persists when I rename my /etc/make.conf out of the way.
Running "make -j1 index" in /usr/ports gets this:
"make index" appears to fail in /usr/ports this morning? The error I receive is listed below. I tried following the bugreporting instructions printed after the error, but my emails failed because I wasn't subscribed to "ports@freebsd.org" and I didn't want to subscribe; I get enough mail already.
I'm running a freshly compiled (this morning) 14-STABLE, my ports tree was also updated this morning (10 June, roughly noon UTC).
I notice that Mk/bsd.sites.mk was changed this morning.
The failure persists when I rename my /etc/make.conf out of the way.
Running "make -j1 index" in /usr/ports gets this:
Code:
/usr/ports # make -j 1 index
Generating INDEX-14 - please wait..--- describe.accessibility ---
--- describe.arabic ---
--- describe.archivers ---
make[4]: "/FreeBSD/ports-git/ports/Mk/bsd.sites.mk" line 586: Comparison with '>=' requires both operands 'g20170612' and '10' to be numeric
make[4]: Fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue
===> archivers/ccmix failed
*** [describe.archivers] Error code 1
make[1]: stopped in /FreeBSD/ports-git/ports
1 error
make[1]: stopped in /FreeBSD/ports-git/ports
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