Accessing a MacPorts tree from another [local] system
Sergey Fedorov
vital.had at gmail.com
Sun Aug 11 20:15:09 UTC 2024
For testing purposes, I want to use an existing MacPorts installation with
another local system (same major darwin version, different minor). Is there
a way to do that besides actually copying the whole tree (or reproducing it
via installing)?
Specifically, I want to try building a few specific ports, but I neither
want to build everything from scratch (that will take days of compilation)
nor ditto a multi-gigabyte tree (that is feasible but inconvenient).
Simply symlinking /opt/local from a volume with MacPorts into /opt/local on
a system of interest does not work correctly.
Any alternatives which will actually work as intended? I.e. I want a clean
system to use /opt/local from another volume.
Or can I configure MacPorts on the system of interest to use a prefix
pointing to ${another_local_volume}/opt/local?
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