[MacPorts] #57693: spooles: new port

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#57693: spooles: new port
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  Reporter:  mbrethen    |      Owner:  (none)
      Type:  submission  |     Status:  new
  Priority:  Normal      |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports       |    Version:
Resolution:              |   Keywords:
      Port:  spooles     |
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Comment (by ryandesign):

 `-macosx_version_min ${os.version}` is not correct (`${os.version}` is the
 Darwin version number but you want the macOS version number here); use
 `-macosx_version_min ${macosx_deployment_target}` instead.

 The destroot phase should probably copy the libraries into the destroot
 like other ports do, rather than moving them there.

 Could the doc variant be removed, and the documentation just always
 installed? Or is the documentation huge?

 I see lots of unversioned distfiles here, though the main file is
 versioned. Will the unversioned files ever change? If so, using a
 versioned `dist_subdir` might be best (PortfileRecipes#unversioned-
 distfiles).

 Wait, I see now that the unversioned distfiles are documentation files.
 But it looks like the port downloads those files even when they're not
 going to be installed. So I would suggest changing it one of two ways:

 1. Only download the documentation files if the doc variant is selected,
 or
 2. Remove the doc variant and make a separate spooles-doc subport to
 install the documentation, and have this subport download only the
 documentation, while the main port downloads only the source code. This is
 probably the best option, because it allows a user to install the
 documentation later without having to rebuild the library, and because it
 allows you to use a separate `version`, `revision`, and/or `dist_subdir`
 for the spooles-doc subport, so that the documentation files only need to
 be redownloaded and reinstalled if they have actually changed. It also
 allows you to specify a different license for the documentation, if
 necessary.

 Though I guess if these files were last modified in 1999 there probably
 aren't ever going to be any more releases.

 The `livecheck.regex` is not correct, but given the unlikelihood of
 another release, maybe `livecheck.type none` is the best fix for that.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/57693#comment:3>
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