[MacPorts] #37461: libgsasl @1.6.1 build failure: typedef redefinition with different types

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#37461: libgsasl @1.6.1 build failure: typedef redefinition with different types
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  Reporter:  ltb@…     |      Owner:  ryandesign@…
      Type:  defect    |     Status:  closed
  Priority:  Normal    |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports     |    Version:  2.1.2
Resolution:  fixed     |   Keywords:
      Port:  libgsasl  |
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Comment (by ryandesign@…):

 Replying to [comment:4 sean@…]:
 > Replying to [comment:3 ryandesign@…]:
 > > Thanks for updating the port since I had not gotten around to doing
 so, but additional steps are needed; see comment:ticket:35345:7.
 >
 > Oh no! Man, I wish Trac had better searching and linking so I could have
 seen that :-(

 I always search Trac using a browser shortcut which expands to e.g.
 [query:?status=!closed&summary=~libgsasl]. This relies on the port name
 being in the Summary field, but our ticket filing instructions say people
 should put it there, and if I find tickets without the port name in the
 Summary, I add it. You can also search on the Port field instead e.g.
 [query:?status=!closed&port=~libgsasl]. You can also use report 16 which
 searches the port field e.g. [report:16?PORT=libgsasl]. But I find more
 users neglect to put the port name in the Port field than those that
 neglect to put it in the Summary.

 > I see the following ports explicitly depend on libgsasl: libinfinity,
 anubis, libvmime, mpop, msmtp, jabberd, and gobby. I'm guessing there's no
 easy way save for watching the buildbot fail to see if there are silently
 linked ports?

 I agree that's the list of 7 ports depending on libgsasl so they should be
 revbumped. The rev-upgrade feature, if you've left it turned on, should
 tell you if there are any linking errors among the ports you've installed,
 but won't help you find other mislinked ports that you hadn't installed.
 We could try installing any ports that depend on any of those 7 ports and
 see if any of them are linked to libgsasl. Or we could install those ports
 from the binaries and see if they're mislinked (or download and check the
 binaries manually). And we can just wait for users to file tickets as they
 encounter problems and fix them then.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/37461#comment:5>
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