[MacPorts] #54296: wxWidgets-3.0: fix issues after update to 3.0.3.1

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#54296: wxWidgets-3.0: fix issues after update to 3.0.3.1
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  Reporter:  mojca                               |      Owner:  mojca
      Type:  defect                              |     Status:  new
  Priority:  Normal                              |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports                               |    Version:
Resolution:                                      |   Keywords:
      Port:  wxWidgets-3.0 wxgtk-3.0 p5-alien-   |
  wxwidgets p5-wx                                |
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Comment (by mojca):

 A branch behaves exactly the same as any other pull request. Once you are
 in an existing clone, you just need to fetch the additional code.

 Here's what I usually do (PR can be ignored):
 {{{
 # set these up for each individual commit (no need for GH_PR, it's just
 for myself)
 GH_PR=994
 GH_USER=mojca
 GB_REMOTEBR=wxWidgets-3.0.3

 # everything below is copy-pasting

 # LOCALBR is just how I want to name the branch myself locally
 LOCALBR=pr${GH_PR}-${GH_USER}-${GH_REMOTEBR}

 # fetch the remote branch (you can do the same even if there's not PR
 open)
 git fetch git://github.com/$GH_USER/macports-ports.git $GH_REMOTEBR

 # check that out in a local branch (using the name you picked before)
 git checkout -b $LOCALBR FETCH_HEAD

 # optional, only relevant if you want to merge it or make sure you're
 always on top
 git rebase master

 # if you want to modify someone else's branch for the sake of fixing a PR
 git push -f https://github.com/$GH_USER/macports-ports.git
 $LOCALBR:$GH_REMOTEBR

 # if you want to push the changes to master
 git push origin $LOCALBR:master
 }}}

 (Please note: I didn't copy-paste this time, I'm in the middle of
 switching computers and retyping was just faster, just watch for any typos
 before blindly copying everything :)

 If you need a portindex, you can actually copy it from the main index
 first and then you'll just need to process the changes. But yes, if you
 want to test it, it probably makes sense to at least temporarily switch to
 git completely. You can cheat if you only have one port, but it's easier
 to go for the whole tree if there are multiple ports involved.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/54296#comment:10>
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