The MacPorts Project

The MacPorts Project is pleased to announce the release of version 2.8.1. This is a bugfix release with small changes only. See the ChangeLog for the list of changes. If you already have MacPorts installed, the preferred method for updating is to ... [More] run: sudo port selfupdate For new installs, package installers are available for the most current macOS 13 Ventura and all older releases back to Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. The source is also available as tarballs compressed with gzip or bzip2, or from the git tag. Detached PGP signatures for the disk images, package installers and source tarballs have been made by Joshua Root, and the git tag has been signed with the same key. The public key is available on the keyservers and the MacPorts wiki, the fingerprint being: 0x01FF673FB4AAE6CD: C403 7936 5723 6DCF 2E58 0C02 01FF 673F B4AA E6CD The MacPorts Port Managers [Less]

The MacPorts Project is happy to announce that the 2.8.0 version has now been released. It is available via the usual methods: selfupdate if you already have MacPorts installed package installers for macOS 12 Monterey and all older releases back to ... [More] Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger (universal arm64/x86_64 for macOS 11+, i386/x86_64 for 10.6, i386/ppc for 10.5 and 10.4, and the rest x86_64) source tarballs, both .tar.bz2 and .tar.gz git tag The list of what’s new in 2.8.0 can be found in the ChangeLog. A big thanks to the developers for their hard work with all of the various features and bug fixes in 2.8.0, and to all those who helped out by reporting bugs or testing. Detached PGP signatures for the pkg/dmgs and source tarballs have been made by Joshua Root, whose public key is available on the keyservers and the MacPorts wiki. Key ID: 0x01FF673FB4AAE6CD Fingerprint: C403 7936 5723 6DCF 2E58 0C02 01FF 673F B4AA E6CD The MacPorts Port Managers [Less]

Source code and pkgs for MacPorts 2.8.0-rc1 are now available. Testing of either of these install methods is helpful. Be prepared to encounter bugs. As always, having a recent backup would be wise. Please report any bugs that you find (after first ... [More] searching Trac, of course!) If no show-stopping bugs are found in the next few days, this will become the 2.8.0 release. There are a large number of changes in this release. See the ChangeLog for a list of most of the major ones. You may like to focus your testing on the new features in that list, as well as your normal usage. Changes since beta1 are: Fixed error when upgrading ports with no cxx_stdlib information in the registry. Ensured that SQLite write-ahead logging is enabled on all systems. [Less]

Source code and pkgs for MacPorts 2.8.0-beta1 are now available. Testing of either of these install methods is helpful. Be prepared to encounter bugs. As always, having a recent backup would be wise. Please report any bugs that you find (after first ... [More] searching Trac, of course!) There are a large number of changes in this release. See the ChangeLog for a list of most of the major ones. You may like to focus your testing on the new features in that list, as well as your normal usage. [Less]

The MacPorts Project is pleased to announce the release of version 2.7.2. This is a bugfix release with small changes only. See the ChangeLog for the list of changes. If you already have MacPorts installed, the preferred method for updating is to ... [More] run: sudo port selfupdate For new installs, package installers are available for the most current macOS 12 Monterey and all older releases back to Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. The source is also available as tarballs compressed with gzip or bzip2, or from the git tag. Detached PGP signatures for the disk images, package installers and source tarballs have been made by Joshua Root, and the git tag has been signed with the same key. The public key is available on the keyservers and the MacPorts wiki, the fingerprint being: 0x01FF673FB4AAE6CD: C403 7936 5723 6DCF 2E58 0C02 01FF 673F B4AA E6CD The MacPorts Port Managers [Less]

The MacPorts Project is pleased to announce the release of version 2.7.1. This is a bugfix release with small changes only. See the ChangeLog for the list of changes. If you already have MacPorts installed, the preferred method for updating is to ... [More] run: sudo port selfupdate For new installs, package installers are available for the most current macOS 11 Big Sur and all older releases back to Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. The source is also available as tarballs compressed with gzip or bzip2, or from the git tag. Note for macOS 10.14 users: if you are unable to selfupdate due to the SQL error mentioned in the ChangeLog, you will need to install MacPorts 2.7.1 either with the .pkg installer or from source. Detached PGP signatures for the disk images, package installers and source tarballs have been made by Joshua Root, and the git tag has been signed with the same key. The public key is available on the keyservers and the MacPorts wiki, the fingerprint being: 0x01FF673FB4AAE6CD: C403 7936 5723 6DCF 2E58 0C02 01FF 673F B4AA E6CD The MacPorts Port Managers [Less]

The MacPorts Project is happy to announce that the 2.7.0 version has now been released. It is available via the usual methods: selfupdate if you already have MacPorts installed package installers for macOS 11 Big Sur and all older releases back to ... [More] Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger (universal arm64/x86_64 for macOS 11, i386/x86_64 for 10.6, i386/ppc for 10.5 and 10.4, and the rest x86_64) source tarballs, both .tar.bz2 and .tar.gz git tag The list of what’s new in 2.7.0 can be found in the ChangeLog. A big thanks to the developers for their hard work with all of the various features and bug fixes in 2.7.0, and to all those who helped out by reporting bugs or testing. Detached PGP signatures for the pkg/dmgs and source tarballs have been made by Joshua Root, whose public key is available on the keyservers and the MacPorts wiki. Key ID: 0x01FF673FB4AAE6CD Fingerprint: C403 7936 5723 6DCF 2E58 0C02 01FF 673F B4AA E6CD The MacPorts Port Managers [Less]

Source code and pkgs for MacPorts 2.7.0-rc1 are now available. Testing of either of these install methods is helpful. Be prepared to encounter bugs. As always, having a recent backup would be wise. Please report any bugs that you find (after first ... [More] searching Trac, of course!) If no show-stopping bugs are found in the next few days, this will become the 2.7.0 release. There are a large number of changes in this release. See the ChangeLog for a list of most of the major ones. You may like to focus your testing on the new features in that list, as well as your normal usage. Changes since beta2 are: Fixed build failure on <= 10.6. Adjusted minimum compiler version for C++17. Using -j1 for the benefit of ninja when build.jobs is 1 (instead of no -j option), and setting use_parallel_build no changes the value of build.jobs to 1 rather than omitting the -j option. Checking some more logs for implicit function declarations. Printing some more possibly helpful log locations when configure fails. [Less]

Source code and pkgs for MacPorts 2.7.0-beta2 are now available. Testing of either of these install methods is helpful. Be prepared to encounter bugs. As always, having a recent backup would be wise. Please report any bugs that you find (after first ... [More] searching Trac, of course!) There are a large number of changes in this release. See the ChangeLog for a list of most of the major ones. You may like to focus your testing on the new features in that list, as well as your normal usage. Notable changes since beta1 are: Fixed an error that could occur when applying the previously requested variants when upgrading. (#62751) Fixed progress bar width when COLUMNS is not set in the environment. Fixed inability to read the registry database without write permission when using newer SQLite versions. Known issue: The change committed as 4f276ab needs to be applied on 10.6 and older to successfully build base against the system SQLite. [Less]

Source code and pkgs for MacPorts 2.7.0-beta1 are now available. Testing of either of these install methods is helpful. Be prepared to encounter bugs. As always, having a recent backup would be wise. Please report any bugs that you find (after first ... [More] searching Trac, of course!) There are a large number of changes in this release. See the ChangeLog for a list of most of the major ones. You may like to focus your testing on the new features in that list, as well as your normal usage. [Less]