Thank you for your review, I keep in mind your notices.
Omar Polo <op@openbsd.org> ezt írta (idÅ‘pont: 2022. okt. 14., P, 12:34):
> Hello,
>
> On 2022/10/14 11:25:48 +0200, Róbert Bagdán <kikadf.01@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > I've attached the port of x11/copyq, which is a Qt5 based advanced
> > clipboard manager with powerful editing and scripting features.
> >
> > I built without problem on amd64 -current and -stable, but I tested only
> > -stable, works fine.
>
> some minor nits, but otherwise looks good:
>
> - the license is actually GPLv3+ due to the "or any later version"
> clausole in the source files.
>
> - base-gcc can't deal with gnu++17, and shouldn't be used on gcc
> arches for c++ most of the times anyway, so drop that and add a
> comment about the C++ version before the COMPILER line.
>
> - Usually RUN/LIB_DEPENDS are written without +=, it doesn't really
> matter but it's the style you'd find in other ports too so let's be
> consistent.
>
> - make update-plist removes some directories already provided by
> other ports from the PLIST
>
> - it tries to use git at configure time to discover the commit id of
> the build. seems to be avoidable by setting GITHUB_SHA; we could
> just snag the commit id of the release, but i'm lazy went with
> "unknown" :)
> The about seems to only show the version anyway.
>
> very lightly tested, but seems to work fine!
>
> I'm attacching an updated tarball with these points fixed that's ok
> for me to import.
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Omar Polo
>
>
>
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kikadf
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