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Subject: [Bug 193484] [stage] textproc/refdb: Update port
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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=193484

--- Comment #7 from John Marino <marino@FreeBSD.org> ---
(In reply to ohartman from comment #7)
> The original file is 5Mb. To be clear.

what!?

(In reply to ohartman from comment #0)
> The patchfile also includes a huge patchfile against the lates SVN at
> Sourceforge which contains various fixes for issues with FreeBSD, including
> updates to readline issues in the older version 0.9.9_3. Also available are
> some patches for PHP web interface as well as patches for bib2ris, which is
> important for people working with LaTeX (most in scientific field seem to
> need this, it is broken in all prior versions < 1.0.2 of RefDB!).

oh geez.

There is no way we're sticking a 5Mb patch file in ports.  that's absurd.  Why
can't you just patch the current port to support staging?  nobody is asking you
to update the port.  We only want it staged or gone.

Stage it and you can have all the time you want to update it.  There will not
be a clock on you anymore.

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