Re: new port games/dMagnetic (you helped me. Now what?)

On 5/31/19 11:30 AM, Thomas Dettbarn wrote:
> Please forgive my stupidity! :)
>
>> Brian Callahan <callab5@rpi.edu> hat am 31. Mai 2019 um 14:40 geschrieben:
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>> Huh? My email was a go-ahead for your game to be added to our ports tree.
>>
>> ~Brian
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> So what I did was
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> cvs -qd anoncvs@anoncvs.ca.openbsd.org:/cvs checkout -P ports/games/
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> and checked if my project is in there. It was not. Trying to add the directory with
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> cvs add games/dmagnetic
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> resulted in a
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> cvs server: cannot mkdir /cvs/ports/games/dmagnetic: Permission denied
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> which is why a cvs diff told me:
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> ? dmagnetic/Makefile
> ? dmagnetic/distinfo
> ? dmagnetic/pkg
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> and after a couple of more tries in
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> cvs diff -u dmagnetic/*
> cvs diff: warning: directory CVS specified in argument
> cvs diff: but CVS uses CVS for its own purposes; skipping CVS directory
> cvs server: I know nothing about dmagnetic/Makefile
> cvs server: I know nothing about dmagnetic/distinfo
> cvs server: Diffing dmagnetic/pkg
> cvs server: dmagnetic/pkg/DESCR is a new entry, no comparison available
> cvs server: dmagnetic/pkg/PLIST is a new entry, no comparison available
>
>
> maybe i am stupid? anyways, my port is still at http://www.github.com/dettus/ports_and_packages, and pointing towards release 0.14.

It takes at least two OpenBSD developers to add a new port to the tree:
one to actually make the commit and another to give an ok (effectively,
sign-off) for it. Of course, more than one ok (from multiple OpenBSD
developers) is welcome.

I've done the ok part. That's one. Now a second person has to actually
make the commit that will add your port to the ports tree.
Alternatively, that second person can give me an ok and I can make the
commit.

~Brian