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Re: make php to multi packages
oskar%fessel.org@localhost writes:
> sorry for being late with additional questions…
> Anyone else seeing this? And what can be done without resorting to „make update“?
>
> ——schnipp---
> ===> Building binary package for php83-8.3.16
> => Creating binary package /usr/pkgsrc/packages/All/php83-8.3.16.tgz
> ===> Replacing for php83-8.3.16
> *** Error code 1
>
> Stop.
> make[1]: stopped making "replace" in /usr/pkgsrc/lang/php83
> *** Error code 1
Two recommendations:
1) replace harder
1A) force delete
pkg_delete -f php
make package-install
then pkg_rr again. check that all your php83-* have been rebuilt.
This seems to have worked for me. This is not about multiversion php
so much as a renamed package.
This is ugly/unsound because it loses the dependencies. You can also
after force-replace do 'pkg_admin set unsafe_depends=YES php83-*'.
(Will set php itself, but basically extra replaces when they build are
not a big deal. FWIW I use ccache, too, so replacing a package just
built, if it's in C/C++, is fast.)
1B) use OLDNAME
make replace has a way to ask to replace a package of a different name.
I think this might be 'make replace OLD_NAME=php'. Read
mk/pkgformat/pkg/replace.mk for details....
2) binary packages and pkgin
In general, updating to a new branch and building can be trouble, and
takes a long time (days, not minutes), so I basically don't want to do
that on production machines, where production for me means difficulty
if it is not working (mail server, etc.).
Therefore I have build machines (mostly a bunch of domUs, but a
physical RPI3) for multiple cpu/versions. I do pkg_rolling-replace
there and if it takes me a while to fix it that's ok. Then I use
pkgin.
Whether this is coded right for pkgin SUPERSEDES, and whether that
works right, is an interesting question, but figuring that out would
be useful and fixing it would be useful too.
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