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Re: +CONTENTS issue with lang/perl5 update
Jonathan Perkin <jperkin%mnx.io@localhost> writes:
> * On 2023-12-11 at 13:32 GMT, Kevin Bloom wrote:
>
>>There was a recent update to lang/perl5 and when I attempt to
>>`make replace` it, I get an error about how +CONTENTS is missing from
>>p5-GSSAPI-..-nb14. I currently have p5-GSSAPI-...-nb15 installed -
>>the difference being the revsion number 14 vs 15. Is there any easier
>>way to resolve this error other than uninstalling everything that
>>uses perl and perl itself and rebuilding/reinstalling?
>
> There are two likely causes of this:
>
> * You're running an older version of pkg_install prior to 20200701.
> * 'make replace' doesn't call pkg_admin rebuild-tree.
>
> For the 20200701 pkg_install release I made a number of changes to fix
> +REQUIRED_BY generation, and in pkgin I ensured that rebuild-tree is
> called after any pkgdb changes:
>
> https://github.com/NetBSD/pkgsrc/commit/185902296ec91fc88287c8c47d47a56304e9dc2d
> https://github.com/NetBSDfr/pkgin/commit/7b8477561e49a2f174f6f4b37928b4e5d1da2f14
>
> You should be able to fix it by manually running "pkg_admin
> rebuild-tree", but it would be good if someone can ensure that the
> replace target does this automatically (I never use it, sorry).
I certainly agree that rebuild-tree is in order in this case.
But, I think it's a bug if rebuild-tree is ever needed, and I object to
the sugestion that make replace should call it. I see rebuild-tree as
being like fsck, and it doing anything is evidence of a crash or a bug.
I run pkg_rr all the time, calling make replace and very rarely do I end
up with a buggy line in +REQUIRED_BY. It used to be more frequent, and
now I don't remember the last time. That's consistent with "fixed in
20200701".
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