Upgrade ports (www/neon29 & security/libgcrypt)

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alelab

Hi,
I want to upgrade my ports but I have noticed that there is spefic entries for www/neon29 and security/libgcrypt in /usr/ports/UPDATING.
As I have to rebuild ports that depends to them, I have noticed that these ports have got a lot of common ports.
Which one of the 2 entries have I got to execute first ?
I think about the oldest one. Can you confirm this point ?

Thanks.
 
I didn't find a specific entry for neon29 in /usr/ports/UPDATING. I'm assuming you mean it's a portmaster -o type upgrade? That will only replace the port, not all of its dependencies. I think you can simply do that separately, and preferably after the more involved recursive upgrade of libgcrypt (so it will compile against updated dependencies rather than old ones).
 
If you're using ports-mgmt/portmaster you can use something like # portmaster -rR libgcrypt neon29 (the [red]-R[/red] is supposed to prevent doubling up your rebuilds)

If you use ports-mgmt/portupgrade then # portupgrade -fr libgcrypt neon29 would do it. portupgrade does a slightly better job of grouping rebuilds to avoid redundancy, which is why I tend to use it, but it does require ruby & a good 50 or 60M of extra space in /var/db/pkg/.

Code: 
20100730:
  AFFECTS: users of www/neon28 and www/neon29
  AUTHOR: mezz@FreeBSD.org

  Makes neon29 our default neon library in the ports tree. The www/neon28
  has been removed and www/neon29's shared library version has been changed.
  You will have to rebuild all ports that depend on www/neon29. Do this:

  Portmaster users:
        portmaster -o www/neon29 www/neon28
        portmaster -r neon29-

  Portupgrade user:
        env DISABLE_CONFLICTS=1 portupgrade -o www/neon29 -f neon28-\*
        pkgdb -Ff
        portupgrade -rf www/neon29-\*

So yeah, just bundle up the libgcrypt and neon29 builds in the last step.
 
Wow, my portsnap mirror must be way behind. Even just now the July 30 entry didn't show up in UPDATING.
 
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