pkg search vips not found in FreeBSD 14

Sometimes ports (or their dependencies) have build issues, if that happens a package cannot be created.
 
T-Daemon said:
graphics/vips was skipped from build because a dependency (multimedia/x265) of a dependency couldn't be build. Fixed now.

A vips package should be available with the next package build.
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Are you sure that this holds for amd64-14.x-quarterly (vips-packages) as well? Is this (considered to be) a security patch, commit message does not seem to mention this explicitly.
 
Ah, just wanted to report exactly the same...
  • 14.0-RELEASE-p6
  • not working on host nor jails

When I would upgrade `pkg upgrade` it would suggest:
Bash: 
Installed packages to be REMOVED:
    ImageMagick7: 7.1.1.26_3
    ffmpeg: 6.1.1_5,1
    libheif: 1.17.6_2
    vips: 8.15.2

... and then ist would be gone :(
 
Erichans said:
Are you sure that this holds for amd64-14.x-quarterly (vips-packages) as well?
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It doesn't look like quarterly has received the x265 fix.

main ...... SHA256 (x265-asm-warnings.patch) = b59df1758664d85347e8f04fdf0a2934b6e0248af62e03a8e0aba0840c6280f3
quarterly SHA256 (x265-asm-warnings.patch) = 3bde0e0553498fa569e3472e6a12ec7110743e9e0c43e1b14c499d62608393bf

The latest Qat Builds 140 branch (Jail 14stable-amd64, Build c6199cc1de2f) from Mon, 12 Aug 2024 is skipping vips.

The x265 fix was committed 2024-08-08.

. https://pkg-status.freebsd.org/goha...e-amd64-quarterly-baseline&build=c6199cc1de2f

vips-skipped.png


Erichans said:
Is this (considered to be) a security patch, commit message does not seem to mention this explicitly.
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Not a security patch. Fetch failing, checksum mismatch:

Bug 280674 - multimedia/x265-3.5_3 fails checksum on x265-asm-warnings.patch
 
T-Daemon said:
Not a security patch. Fetch failing, checksum mismatch:
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Thanks. Then, it seems that, according to Quarterly Branch Ports and Packages:
Aims

Receive, on a best effort basis, merge (cherry-pick -x) commits including, but not limited to:

Security fixes (that may be version updates, or backports of commits)
Build, run, packaging, or other bug fixes
Ports compliance/framework changes.

More precisely:

Any change that is not a version update – unless it is a security update – that, other than the intended change, makes no functional change to the resulting package or software.
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the commit should be merged from main of the ports tree.
 
Erichans said:
the commit should be merged from main of the ports tree.
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The question is why didn't the merge happened already. Commit date was 2024-08-08, 6 days later still no merging.

I myself don't use quarterly packages, but the ports committers should consider the merging into 2024Q3 fast. Many multimedia packages and non-multimedia packages with dependencies and dependencies of dependencies require x265, quarterly users are getting restless.

That's the third thread I commented about unavailable packages involving x265.
 
Then perhaps alert the maintainer of multimedia/x265 (or even portmgr)? missed sko update.

However, I don't know if adding only a message to a still marked as fixed PR has enough "alertness" that is probably justified by the sketched ramifications towards "Many multimedia packages and non-multimedia packages with dependencies and dependencies of dependencies require x265, [...]"
 
Erichans said:
However, I don't know if adding only a message to a still marked as fixed PR has enough "alertness" that is probably justified by the sketched ramifications towards "Many multimedia packages and non-multimedia packages with dependencies and dependencies of dependencies require x265, [...]"
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The CC list of that PR should pretty much include everyone that can react/act in a timely manner.
 
marschro said:
When I would upgrade `pkg upgrade` it would suggest:
Bash: 
Installed packages to be REMOVED:
ImageMagick7: 7.1.1.26_3
ffmpeg: 6.1.1_5,1
libheif: 1.17.6_2
vips: 8.15.2
... and then ist would be gone
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If you need an upgrade of other packages and don't want the listed packages removed, pkg-lock(8) will prevent them being de-installed.

For update information on those locked packages (ports) and other ports of interest, create an account on https://freshports.org, compile a watch list.

When a port on the watch list receives an update, a email will be sent. Quarterly ports updates are displayed by the current branch name (i.e. 2024Q3).

I see you have switched to "latest", pkg-lock(8) and https://freshports.org are valid here as well.
 
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