I'm having a strange error with ports-mgmt/portshaker when trying to make a custom version of www/firefox. For troubleshooting purposes I've left my "altered" port unchanged (it's identical to the original):
This results in:
While with the original port it seems to work fine.
I have a feeling this might have something to do with this specific port relying on the existence of a full ports tree in order for it to work properly?
This is unfortunately preventing portshaker from getting the correct 'version/revision' number from my altered port (for example, I would normally bump the PORT_REVISION variable). As a result, it doesn't merge in my altered version of the port:
Code:
/var/cache/portshaker/desktop/www/firefox # make package-nameThis results in:
Code:
make: "/usr/ports/Mk/bsd.gecko.mk" line 276: Malformed conditional (${ARCH:Maarch64} || ${MACHINE_CPU:Msse2})
make: Fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue
make: stopped in /var/cache/portshaker/desktop/www/firefoxWhile with the original port it seems to work fine.
Code:
/var/cache/portshaker/ports/www/firefox # make package-name
firefox-71.0_7,1I have a feeling this might have something to do with this specific port relying on the existence of a full ports tree in order for it to work properly?
This is unfortunately preventing portshaker from getting the correct 'version/revision' number from my altered port (for example, I would normally bump the PORT_REVISION variable). As a result, it doesn't merge in my altered version of the port:
Code:
[Warn 01:21:28] www/firefox: port version going backward (I will not merge this port)!