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Subject: TEST_DEPENDS in all-depends-list et al.?
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Hi,

I can hardly imagine it being intentional that TEST_DEPENDS
nowadays gets pulled into the all-depends-list, showconfig-recursive
or package-recursive target, is it?

ports/head from around 2015-12-18 had about 15(?) dependencies in
www/py-requests for example. Now it wants to build over 90!

How can I turn this off? Is this a bug?

Regards