Poudriere options - Something changed?

rafael_grether

rafael_grether

Hi guys!

Recently I installed FreeBSD 14.0 on my system.
So I installed poudriere-devel.

When I ran poudriere options -c -j jpoudriere -p HEAD www/apache24, I got:
Code: 
[00:00:18] Error: No such port: www/apache24
Poudriere bulk is working fine, but "poudriere options" I get this error with any port.

My old FreeBSD 13.2 machine got the same error.

Something changed?

Thanks!
 
options is currently broken in ports-mgmt/poudriere-devel:
github.com

Options broken in poudriere-devel · Issue #1090 · freebsd/poudriere

Prerequisites Have you checked for an existing issue describing your problem? Are you running the latest version? Is your ports tree recent? Is your FreeBSD Host on a supported release? Describe th...
github.com github.com

ran into this myself yesterday when rebuilding ports for 14.0-RELEASE on my laptop.
I reverted to non-devel for now, optionally you can also use poudriere to ruv options, then reinstall poudriere-devel to run the bulk job.
 
sko said:
options is currently broken in ports-mgmt/poudriere-devel:
github.com

Options broken in poudriere-devel · Issue #1090 · freebsd/poudriere

Prerequisites Have you checked for an existing issue describing your problem? Are you running the latest version? Is your ports tree recent? Is your FreeBSD Host on a supported release? Describe th...
github.com github.com

ran into this myself yesterday when rebuilding ports for 14.0-RELEASE on my laptop.
I reverted to non-devel for now, optionally you can also use poudriere to ruv options, then reinstall poudriere-devel to run the bulk job.
Click to expand...
Thanks sko, I can’t revert to non-devel now (due to some fetched pre-compiled ports), but I temporary solved updating options.sh from GIT Head.
 
Just chiming in - Poudriere is overkill for just compiling individual ports for installation (plain /usr/ports and make are enough complexity) - but is incredibly useful if you want to compile a long, customized list of specific ports. Especially if that list of ports is something you want to be able to adjust options on at the start, and keep upgrading those specific ports with those options intact.
 
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