PORTEDIT(1)

NAME
portedit - edit and refactor Midnightbsd Ports Collection Makefiles

SYNOPSIS
portedit apply list
portedit apply edit [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [Makefile]
portedit bump-revision [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [Makefile]
portedit bump-epoch [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [Makefile]
portedit get variable-regexp [Makefile]
portedit merge [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [-e expr] [Makefile]
portedit sanitize-append [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [Makefile]
portedit set-version [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] version [Makefile]
portedit unknown-targets [Makefile]
portedit unknown-vars [Makefile]

DESCRIPTION
portedit is a tool for editing and refactoring FreeBSD Ports Collection Makefiles.

If the optional Makefile argument is not given, the Makefile will be read from stdin.

The following options are shared between the bump-epoch, bump-revision, merge, sanitize-append, set-version commands and portfmt(1).

-D[context]
    Output a unified diff from the original to the formatted version. This can optionally be followed by the number of context lines. It defaults to 3 lines of context. For full context use 0.

-d  Dump the AST to stdout. This is only useful for debugging purposes.

-i  Format Makefile in-place instead of writing the result to stdout.

-u  Leave variables unsorted.

-U  Always sort variables.

-w wrapcol
    Sets the wrapping column to wrapcol (default: 80). This is a goal not a hard value. It will be ignored for several variables like COMMENT, DISTFILES, MASTER_SITES, etc.

    With a value of -1 it is ignored for all variables. Variables with wrapped tokens over multiple lines will be concatenated onto a single line.

COMMANDS

    portedit apply list

    List all available edits.

    portedit apply edit [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [Makefile]

    Run the selected edit.

    portedit bump-epoch [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [Makefile]

    Same as bump-revision but for PORTEPOCH.

    portedit bump-revision [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [Makefile]

    Increments PORTREVISION by one. It will be inserted if not already present in the Makefile. If PORTREVISION is not currently in the right place it will be moved as part of the operation.

    portedit get variable-regexp [Makefile]

    Returns the raw tokens of a variable matching the extended regular expression (see re_format(7)) variable-regexp.

    portedit merge [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [-e expr] [Makefile]

    Merges files in make(1) syntax into Makefile. The input is read from stdin in the normal case, but one or more -e can be used to specify the input instead. Each -e is treated as if it would be an input line.

    This is currently limited to variables only. Conditionals and targets are ignored.

    The!= modifier is overloaded to delete variables. += will append to the specified variable. No deduplication of tokens happens yet.

    Variables in the target Makefile should be in the order as suggested by portclippy(1) for best results when inserting new variables.

    portedit sanitize-append [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] [Makefile]

    Sanitize += in Makefiles before bsd.mport.options.mk or bsd.port.pre.mk. This prevents leaking variable values from the build environment. CXXFLAGS, CFLAGS, LDFLAGS, RUSTFLAGS will not be sanitized since users might want to set optimization flags that affect port builds in their environment.

    portedit set-version [-D[context]] [-diuU] [-w wrapcol] version [Makefile]

    Sets the port version. If the port currently has PORTVERSION it will be used again for the new version. Otherwise it defaults to DISTVERSION.

    PORTREVISION will be removed (reset to 0). However special care is taken for slave ports where PORTREVISION will not be removed and will be set to 0 explicitly to prevent inheriting the revision from the master port.

    It tries to be smart based on the format of version.

    If version starts with the current value of DISTVERSIONPREFIX or ends with the current value of DISTVERSIONSUFFIX, it will be trimmed accordingly to set DISTVERSION or PORTVERSION correctly.

    If version is in the format as returned by git describe --tags, DISTVERSION{PREFIX,SUFFIX} will be set accordingly.

    portedit unknown-targets [Makefile]

    List targets that are not known to portedit or portclippy(1).

    portedit unknown-vars [Makefile]

    List variables that are not known to portedit or portclippy(1).

ENVIRONMENT
The following environment variables affect the execution of portedit:

CLICOLOR_FORCE
    If defined portedit will output text with ANSI colors even when stdout is not a tty or NO_COLOR is set.

NO_COLOR
    If defined colors will be disabled.

EXIT STATUS
portedit will exit with one of the following values:

0   Success.

1   An error occurred.

2   There were changes when compared to the original file. Only possible with -D.

EXAMPLES
Append pkgconfig to USES and delete MASTER_SITES:

    $ printf 'USES+=pkgconfig\nMASTER_SITES!=' | portedit merge -i Makefile

Or alternatively using -e:

    $ portedit merge -i -e 'USES+=pkgconfig' -e 'MASTER_SITES!=' Makefile

During maintainance of USES=cargo ports we have to regenerate CARGO_CRATES and related variables based on output of make cargo-crates. We can merge the output of this command into our Makefile with portedit merge:

    $ make cargo-crates
    CARGO_CRATES=	# ...
    $ make cargo-crates | portedit merge -i Makefile

We have to run make cargo-crates twice since the first time the output might not be clean and might contain framework messages.

A port that is using a versioning scheme that is derived from git describe --tags might have

    DISTVERSIONPREFIX=	v
    DISTVERSION=	0.9.2-259
    DISTVERSIONSUFFIX=	-gc07c115

To update it we can run

    $ portedit set-version -i v0.9.2-279-gc23f123

The triple will have been updated accordingly:

    DISTVERSIONPREFIX=	v
    DISTVERSION=	0.9.2-279
    DISTVERSIONSUFFIX=	-gc23f123

SEE ALSO
portclippy(1), portfmt(1)

AUTHORS
Tobias Kortkamp <tobik@Midnightbsd.org>