[MacPorts] #67082: qt5-qtwebengine: add webengine-proprietary-codecs option
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Fri Mar 10 12:18:15 UTC 2023
#67082: qt5-qtwebengine: add webengine-proprietary-codecs option
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Reporter: kaamui | Owner: MarcusCalhoun-Lopez
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
Port: qt5-qtwebengine |
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Comment (by kaamui):
Replying to [comment:1 ryandesign]:
> Another option that works whether or not the port is in a known ports
tree is to`cd` to the directory that contains the Portfile and then run
e.g. `sudo port install` (without adding a port name). However in this
case you're dealing with a subport. (qt5-qtwebengine is defined as a
subport in the qt5 Portfile.) So after you `cd` to the qt5 directory you'd
have to tell MacPorts which subport to install, e.g. `sudo port install
subport=qt5-qtwebengine`.
Thank you for your quick reply ! I tried your suggestion, but it's acting
like if nothing had to be done :
{{{
cd $(port dir qt5-qtwebengine)
sudo port install subtport=qt5-qtwebengine
---> Computing dependencies for qt5-qtwebengine
---> Cleaning qt5-qtwebengine
---> Scanning binaries for linking errors
---> No broken files found.
---> No broken ports found.
}}}
While with the `sudo port build qt5-qtwebengine`, the sources were
downloaded, some dependencies requested. It's still ending with the error
described above, but I was expecting to see the same process and error
with `sudo port install subport=qt5-qtwebengine`
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/67082#comment:3>
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