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In particular, this picks up "patch 8.2.3582: reading uninitialized
memory when giving spell suggestions""
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Remove x11 flavor. It adds xclip support but doesn't contain a GUI,
making it more confusing than helpful.
I doubt anyone really used it, but if so then vim-athena, the simplest
X GUI toolkit, is the one you're looking for.
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While here, make sure gtk-update-icon-cache is only on run dependency
where added as a dependency
Enforce gtk3 to depend on gtk-update-icon-cache (previously it was
inheriting the dependency)
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Security: CVE-2021-3778
CVE-2021-3796
Reported by: TJ
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PR: 258407
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PR: 258234
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Suggested by: danfe
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This commit completely rewires the vim ports. It includes the following:
* `vim' is now a TUI-only package. It is what the `vim-console' port
was.
* `vim-gtk3' includes the TUI binary (vim) and a GTk3-backed GUI. It is
what the `vim' port was.
* Each GUI toolkit has a separate package. There is vim-gtk3, -gtk2,
-motif, -athena, and -x11.
* `vim-tiny' is still the same thing, except it includes a defaults.vim
stub to silence a startup error message.
* Only the python3 language binding is included by default. Perl, Ruby,
TCL, Scheme, and Lua can still be enabled via options. But there are
very, very few plugins that require anything other than python.
* py27 support is removed entirely.
* CScope support is unconditionally enabled, but vim no longer depends
upon it. If cscope is installed, it'll be used.
* The default ctags is now the version included in base. It's very
rudimentary, but only a subset of users use ctags at all. Universal or
exuberant ctags can still be enabled via option knobs.
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Vim will link against libcanberra if it's installed. It really doesn't
serve any particular purpose for a text editor, so it makes sense for
us to just disable it explicitly.
This change existed before, but was hidden in the GNOME option and got
removed when libgnomeui was purged.
PR: 257565
Reported by: Philipp Ost
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Remove the GNOME option for all ports depending on libgnomeui
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PR: 254891
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Reported by: cy
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Approved by: portmgr (tier-2 blanket)
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The main goal is to pick up patch 1379:
Problem: Curly braces expression ending in " }" does not work.
Solution: Skip over white space when checking for "}". (closes #6634)
PR: 248504
Submitted by: p5B2E9A8F t-online de
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Vim will link against libcanberra if it's present, leading to an
undeclared link and breakage risk if canberra is removed. It only really
makes sense for it to do this during a gnome build, so explicitly
enable it there and disable it elsewhere.
PR: 245460
Reported by: Andy Mender
MFH: 2020Q2
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While here, restrict ctags patching attempts to only the files that
will need to be patched. This prevents the creation of dozens of
.orig files that are identical to the "patched" versions.
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The error message (in poudriere) is as follows:
====> Running Q/A tests (stage-qa)
Error: '/usr/local/bin/python' is an invalid shebang you need USES=shebangfix for 'share/vim/vim82/tools/demoserver.py.bak'
r522484 adds a new REINPLACE_CMD check which is enabled when DEVELOPER=yes. It
does not respect REINPLACE_ARGS (-i ''), thus runtime/tools/demoserver.py.bak is
generated. Vim installs everything in runtime/tools [1] which fails in stage-qa
for invalid shebang.
This workaround uses USES=python:env. It will replace the shebang with default
python (/usr/local/bin/python3.7).
[1] from src/Makefile:
# install the runtime tools
$(INSTALL_DATA_R) $(TOOLSSOURCE)/* $(DEST_TOOLS)
PR: 243961
Reported by: salvadore
Submitted by: sunpoet (myself)
Approved by: adamw (maintainer)
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When python is built with DEBUG, vim fails to build. In fixing this
case, note that vim will now fail to build if python or vim is build
with DEBUG and the other isn't.
This also highlighted that python support is being kludged. The
PYTHON2 and PYTHON3 options have been combined into a single PYTHON
option that builds with the default python. Consequently, it is no
longer possible to build vim with both py2 and py3 support. I can't
name any modern high-usage python-based plugin that requires 2.7,
so hopefully this only messes up things for a very small minority.
Thanks to koobs for the prompt to combine these options. I've been
wanting to do this for a while now.
PR: 243606
Submitted by: novel
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Most systems are able to build vim in parallel most of the time.
The dependency chain in the Makefiles are a spaghetti mess and
concurrency is broken with some frequency, so it just isn't
feasible for it to be on by default.
It does shave quite a bit of time off the build (and I have had
.undef MAKE_JOBS_UNSAFE in Makefile.local for years), so now
there's an option. It's off by default.
PR: 243109
Reported by: glewis
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Add USES=xorg and USES=gl to ports in categories starting with 'e' and 'g'.
While here, try to sprinkle other USES (mostly gnome and sdl) as needed.
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Also, unmute Makefile commands.
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