cvs ops. Many committers found it difficult to debug while using addport
with the -n argument. I'm inclined to agree with the sentiment.
Submitted by: sada, deischen, others
1) Re-add functionality removed in revision 1.11, but only as an option.
This time, it checks out its own copy of ports/Mk and points PORTSDIR
at the correct location. To use this, use the -a option. It will not
work if it can't find portlint in your path.
2) Add option -f to disable fetching the distfile.
3) Add option -m to disable checking out a copy of Mk for 1). For those
that have a current Mk in PORTSDIR and don't want to check out a fresh
copy for whatever reason.
4) Support CVSROOT environment variable.
5) Note environment variables recognized by addport.
6) Fix breakage trying to use -d with multiple directories (not tested).
7) Actually use $interactive variable.
8) Update usage().
9) Note original RCSID for my shell script; take over as MAINTAINER.
Tested by: gshapiro (this revision was used in adding sendmail)
automatic checking on their ports to be added, I'm removing it and its
overriding -v option. Let the improper port additions continue, and screw
anyone who doesn't care about the repo.
Propelled by: obrien, msmith
$DISTDIR to put distfiles in, if they can't touch $PORTSDIR/distfiles.
If this is freefall, default to $tmpdir, which is relatively secure since
most users on it are trusted. Reset FETCH_BEFORE_ARGS to "-btA" instead
of "-btsA", so the distfile is actually fetched. Add a method to allow
the name of the module to be changed if -i is used. Update to use the
modulesupdate that's in /usr/local/bin.
Addport should now work properly on freefall, without -v option.
Submitted by: roger (-s, $tmpdir by default on freefall)
Thanks to: peter (copying modulesupdate to /usr/local/bin)
with a directory specified as ``.'' or containing a ``/''. A new option -i
was added to allow people more control over the port's position in the CVS
repository. A new feature was added to allow multiple ports to be added in
the same execution of addport. Addport will now add a port to the category
Makefile properly if it is the first port in a category.
A major reorganization of addport was also performed - now the functions
are at the *bottom* instead of scattered around. This should allow easier
understanding of the process addport goes through. I've also added -w to
perl's exec args, and moved to a hash for getopts().
usage() was extended to help explain addport's functionality better.
Bugs submitted by: nbm
Some help from: sheldonh
very good with perl yet, so anyone who can propose a better way to do
this (with s/// or m// or something using regex) that might also include
the case where the argument contains slashes (i.e. games/somegame). But
anyways, this should catch folks who use ``.''. :->
Submitted by: obrien, sada
