Dave Cottlehuber

``` $ oci compute image import from-object \ --region us-ashburn-1 \ --namespace ... \ --bucket-name ... \ --compartment-id ocid1.tenancy.oc1..... \ --name FreeBSD-14.2-STABLE-amd64-amd64-20241108-ce988aa3e800-ufs.oci \ --display-name FreeBSD-14.2-STABLE-amd64-amd64-20241108-ce988aa3e800-ufs \ --launch-mode PARAVIRTUALIZED \ --operating-system...

Actually the main reason we're interested in this, is that the OCI bundle includes metadata about the shape compatibility. If its possible to provide that at import time via another...

what sort of errors did you get? setup in 14.2-RELEASE amd64 jail: ## setup - ports has v5 ffmpeg, opencv 4.9 ``` # pkg install -yr FreeBSD ninja multimedia/ffmpeg lang/erlang-runtime27...

Strictly speaking it's done automatically within the official FreeBSD port builder cluster. The person who is updating or patching the port is me.

you can see the git history here: https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/log/misc/py-aider-chat and what versions are available from packages here https://freshports.org/misc/py-aider-chat on various architectures and people can log bugs here https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/ if they think...

fair enough. The FreeBSD distribution ethos (a single shared ports tree, all packages built from source, not container packaging) means that each update needs human oversight of the changes, as...

> I see the runtime dependencies on > https://www.freshports.org/misc/py-aider-chat all have version > specifiers like `>` or `>=`, rather than the specific pinned > dependencies listed in aider's requirements.txt file....

## ports tree we have two branches of the ports tree - *quarterly*, which is what most users will use, updated every quarter, from *latest* branch. This is where ports...

I will try to come up with a (short) explanation of the risks involved here, but yes if it is possible to use the same file descriptor/handle inside the NIF...

this works very nicely, thanks. How is this for a sample explanation? ## Using `redirect_to_stdout` On many systems, `stdout` and `stderr` are separated, and between the source programme, via the...