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[Michael Dickens]

Actually, the primary installed library names are changing (from,
e.g., libQtCore.4.7.4.dylib to libQtCore.4.8.1.dylib) and then
the rest are just soft links to this file.  Hence, depending on
how the dependent project is linked, it may or not require a rev
bump.  So, doing the revupgrade_mode seems like it would be wise,
and I'll do so once I get to that point; hopefully later today,
but we'll see. I remember the last time there was a major update
to Qt, and the revision changes were quite the PITA; we do what
we have to do :) - MLD

On Apr 13, 2012, at 9:40 AM, Joshua Root wrote:

  If the linking will be broken, revisions still need to be
  incremented.
  You can use rev-upgrade to help with this: setting
  'revupgrade_mode
  report' in macports.conf will make it show you all the
  installed ports
  that are broken but not rebuild them. (I'd recommend this mode
  for
  developers so you're prompted to rev bump ports that need it.)
  However, it doesn't look like the soname is changing, so are
  you certain
  that rebuilding is necessary?
  - Josh
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