Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2020 01:37:09 +0600 From: Muhammad Moinur Rahman <bofh@freebsd.org> To: "ports@freebsd.org" <ports@FreeBSD.org> Cc: python@freebsd.org Subject: Using pkg in documentation Message-ID: <51F445F4-9F4F-4B64-BFC3-FBCC337A8267@freebsd.org>
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What is the way of mentioning about installing a py-package in documentation? Let’s say now the default version of python is 3.7 so in most of the cases we can write in our documentation that do the following: # pkg install py37-babel But when the default version of python is changed this is no longer going to work if it doesn’t have all flavors. Then there are cases when we mention about porting and installation howto on upstream and we need to update this regularly with every change of DEFAULT_VERSIONS in python. So is there any way to pass PYTHON_DEFAULT with pkg install? One option that I have thought about is pkg install -g py3\*-babel; but again once when python 4 (forgive my brevity 3:)) is going to release this changes. And I believe this is the same case for php too. Thanks in advance. Kind Regards, Moinhelp
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