[MacPorts] #65595: gnuradio: TypeError: Argument 0 does not allow None as a value

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#65595: gnuradio: TypeError: Argument 0 does not allow None as a value
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  Reporter:  adamgao1996  |      Owner:  michaelld
      Type:  defect       |     Status:  reopened
  Priority:  Normal       |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports        |    Version:
Resolution:               |   Keywords:
      Port:  gnuradio     |
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Comment (by michaelld):

 OK a few thoughts:

 1) you'll want to make sure the `+pythonX` variants are the same; they are
 not for the noted `uhd` and `gnuradio` from your prior entry. We're slowly
 working through ports to move them to `+python310` where possible; there
 is currently a mismatch between UHD and GNU Radio that will be resolved
 soon. In the meantime, you can set default variants in
 `/opt/local/etc/macports/variants.conf` file. For example mine shows:
 {{{
 -x11 +no_x11 +quartz
 +python310
 +openblas
 }}}
 You might choose otherwise, of course. Having whatever variants you pick
 noted in this file will enforce using them for new installs for packages
 that support those variants.

 2) In order to change variants for a specific package, dependency packages
 sometimes need those variants too. This is the case for your `-x11 +no_x11
 +quartz` ... `gtk3` needs to also be installed with those variants (and
 some others will too, but `port` errors out at the first one I believe).
 Unfortunately I don't think `port` can be told to "enforce variants" with
 `install` ... just with `upgrade`. Thus you'll probably have to go through
 and manually `uninstall` then `install` packages such as `gtk3` to get the
 variants correct -- preferably after setting the default variants you want
 as noted in (1).

 3) An option to get (1) and (2) correct is to totally uninstall all
 packages (`sudo port -f uninstall $(port installed)`), then do (1), then
 try `sudo port install gnuradio` and hope for the best ... this will take
 some time since most packages will be built from source. This option is
 actually a good idea since you clearly had Brew installed at the same time
 as MacPorts and -- while we try our best to keep dependency detection and
 use within each's domain, to not cross-use dependencies -- this does
 sometimes happen. Uninstalling both & then using just 1 package manager is
 highly recommended.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/65595#comment:6>
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