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This project is a fork of poudriere.

FreeBSD port here:

pkg install zrepl-dsh2dsh

Changes from upstream:

• Better reuse of prebuilded FreeBSD packages.

  Fetch packages after removing what we need to rebuild, not before that. See PR 1148.

• Speedup building by rebuilding only changed ports.

  Don't rebuild recursively full chain of dependencies, rebuild only changed dependencies. Without this change poudriere rebuild changed ports, ports with changed dependencies and ports with dependencies with changed dependencies. For instance:

  Deleting vulkan-loader-1.3.273.pkg: new version: 1.3.274
  Deleting ffmpeg-6.1_1,1.pkg: missing dependency: vulkan-loader-1.3.273
  Deleting firefox-121.0,2.pkg: missing dependency: ffmpeg-6.1_1,1
  

  firefox-121.0,2 doesn't depend on vulkan-loader-1.3.273, but poudriere removes it too, because ffmpeg-6.1_1,1 was removed.

  Now poudriere will remove ffmpeg-6.1_1,1, but keep firefox-121.0,2, because version of ffmpeg will not change after rebuilding and firefox-121.0,2 will have valid dependencies. The same step now looks:

  Deleting vulkan-loader-1.3.273.pkg: new version: 1.3.274
  Keeping ffmpeg-6.1_1,1.pkg: missing dependency: vulkan-loader-1.3.273
  
  ... after processing dependencies
  
  Deleting ffmpeg-6.1_1,1: missing dependency
  

  As you can see it will not rebuild firefox and finish everything faster. See PR 1101.

• Share go mod cache between builders and store downloaded modules in DISTFILES_CACHE.

  Original poudriere doesn't store downloaded go modules back to DISTFILES_CACHE and it means it downloads it again and again. Now DISTFILES_CACHE mounted directly into builder jails and used as is, without copying distfiles into a builder jail and back into DISTFILES_CACHE.

Welcome to poudriere!

poudriere is a tool primarily designed to test package production on FreeBSD. However, most people will find it useful to bulk build ports for FreeBSD.

Its goals are to use modern facilities present in FreeBSD (such as ZFS, jails), to be easy to use and to depend only on base.

Where is the documentation?

The canonical documentation is located at:

https://github.com/freebsd/poudriere/wiki

A copy of this documentation could be found in the doc directory.

You can also open the poudriere's manpage, located in the 8th section.

Support

IRC: #poudriere on EFNet Mailing list: [email protected] (lists.freebsd.org)

Getting started with poudriere

1. Install it by typing ./configure, make and make install at the top-level directory
2. Copy /usr/local/etc/poudriere.conf.sample to /usr/local/etc/poudriere.conf
3. Edit it to suit your needs
4. man poudriere, search for EXAMPLES, read the wiki
5. Follow "bulk build of binary packages" steps
6. Enjoy your new fresh binary packages!

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