[MacPorts] #46322: p5-*: consistently remove Perl versions 5.8-5.14

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#46322: p5-*: consistently remove Perl versions 5.8-5.14
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  Reporter:  mojca@…      |      Owner:  macports-tickets@…
      Type:  enhancement  |     Status:  new
  Priority:  Normal       |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports        |    Version:
Resolution:               |   Keywords:
      Port:               |
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Comment (by larryv@…):

 Replying to [comment:6 mojca@…]:
 > I just need a list of ports to fill your `p5-graveyard` `Portfile`,
 > that is:
 > {{{
 > acme-lolcat 0.0.5_3
 > algorithm-annotate 0.100.0_3
 > ...
 > io-tty 1.120.0
 > ...
 > wx 0.992.300_2
 > ...
 > zeromq 0.230.0_1
 > }}}

 This will do it, then, with all revisions bumped:
 {{{
 #!sh
 port -q info --index --line --name --version --revision 'p5-*' \
     | awk '{ sub(/^p5-/, "", $3); printf "%-35s %s_%d\n", $3, $1, ($2 +
 1); }'
 }}}

 I created the graveyard in r130078; you can fill it in at your leisure. I
 also kept myself as maintainer, but you can add yourself if you’d like.
 (You might want to think twice about that because you’ll get Buildbot
 failure emails for //every single change//.)

 > But now that you asked I have another suggestion. The revision of the
 > port needs to be increased by one for every port for the obsolete
 > `PortGroup` to do its job. Wouldn't it be easier/better if that
 > increase was done automatically (somewhere after the line "`lassign
 > [split $vers _] ver rev`"), so that we could simply list all the
 > current versions of the ports, rather than having to list all ports
 > with their revisions increased by one?

 I thought about it but decided that I didn't want the portfile to list one
 revision but generate a subport with a different revision. I don’t like
 that particular kind of action-at-a-distance.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/46322#comment:7>
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