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Subject: Re: ports/180218: databases/py-sqlite3 does not build on head
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Synopsis: databases/py-sqlite3 does not build on head

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Hiren, is this still the case? I wasn't able to reproduce that now.
There was such a problem earlier, but it was fixed in r320442 at 10th of
June. Please make sure that your python is rebuilt with r320442 before
ever trying to build py-sqlite3

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=180218