OSX Upgrades: Snow Leopard

[Scott C. Kennedy]

Well, I choose to compile my variants first, like +ipv6, so that any
dependancies don't get hosed. As in, if you need to install "curl +ipv6"
but, another port needs "curl" then if you don't compile the variant
first, then you will compile the non-ipv6 version to satisfy the
dependancy and then have to uninstall/install or "install -f" to install
the variant you want.

So, that's how I organize it.

Scott

On Wed, June 17, 2009 9:07 pm, Artie Ziff wrote:
> Scott C. Kennedy wrote:
>> You will lose your variants, if you made any custom builds. I keep a
>> shell script with the variants and ports that I use up to date, plus I
>> keep and compare the "port installed" output from before and after to
>> ensure I didn't miss anything.
>>
>
> How is that script organized.?
> I'd like to know this methodology.
>
> Cheers!
>
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