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Make sure you also upgrade Xcode to the latest version that supports Guide on contributing to MacPorts and the

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If submitting a patch to the MacPorts project, follow the MacPorts The port should be installed with the new revision, e.g.: $ port -qv installed git Note that the port name is excluded from the command. Optionally run any existing tests $ sudo port testīuild the port. cd devel/gitĬheck the Portfile syntax $ port lint -nitpick Increment the revision attribute in the Portfile.Ĭhange the working directory to that of the Portfile being build, e.g. Modify the Portfile and create patches as desired. git clone -depth 1 Ĭreate and checkout a new working branch, e.g.

Older version of a port' and ' Chapter 7, MacPortsĬlone the MacPorts git repository, e.g. These notes use information from ' MacPorts wiki-How to install an Deactivate a port $ sudo port deactivate Īpplications are built under /opt/local/var/macports/build/ Building Modified Portfile Sudo port activate will list available versions and prompt for aĬhoice. Port -v installed ossp-uuid will list the currently installed versions. Sudo port activate $ otherwise refer to the Macports Mark as not Requested $ sudo port unsetrequested Įssentially, if you still have the older version installed, simply execute $ sudo port uninstall -follow-dependencies leaves

Remove unused automatically installed dependencies: $ port echo leaves Remove build files for failed build: $ sudo port clean gpsbabel Uninstall a specific version: $ sudo port uninstall ghc all inactive ports (ports with newer versions installed): $ sudo port uninstall inactive Installed dependencies that are not longer being used. Ports that have older versions that could be removed $ port installed inactiveįind which port a file belongs to: $ port provides /path/to/fileĬonsider also using the -follow-dependencies to also remove automatically Show list of installed files for a port $ port -q contents Ports specifically requested for installation: $ port -qv installed requestedįor a unique list, with duplicates removed: $ port -qv installed requested | cut -d ' ' -f 4 | sort | uniq Ports needing update: $ sudo port selfupdate Then run sudo port upgrade outdated to upgrade any outdated installed ports.

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Run sudo port selfupdate periodically to update the local ports tree with Run the installer choosing the 'easy' installation option To install the binary version of MacPorts:ĭownload the latest MacPorts-1.x.x.dmg disk image from theĬhoose those containing -rc or -beta in their file name. Make sure the command line development option is also selected Select the 'Customize' option and open the 'Applications' categoryĪnd ensure that the 'X11 SDK' option is selected Search the Developer Tools page for the latest version of Xcode forĪt the time of writing, the versions are: Select 'Developer Tools' from the 'Downloads' side bar Install the Xcode Tools and X11 SDK packages as follows:įollow the link to the 'Downloads' section

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It is recommended to download the latest version from theĪpple Developer's Connection website. Whilst the Xcode Tools package is included on the installation DVDs, The following command should list these packages, if found: X11User.pkg and X11SDK.pkg in /Library/Receipts/. You can check whether these are installed by looking forĬom. and 11SDKLeo.bom in Xcode Tools package (see the Xcode Tools sectionīelow). It can be installed from the original installation DVDs.īoth the X11 and X11SDK are needed. On Tiger (10.4) it is an optional install. The GPG signatures for the installer can be downloaded from Installing X11Īpple's X11 is installed as standard on Leopard (10.5) and Snow This document describes the process for installing MacPorts, basedĪlternatives are not described here, just one relatively simple way of Tk Deprecation Warning in macOS 10.15 (Catalina) running gitk.qlandkartegt port fails to build gpsbabel.

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