Gleb Popov

I saw several issues on this matter. I can at least share workaround for this: `rm -rf /usr/local/poudriere/data/packages/-/.building`. This will restore the state as if you didn't run `bulk -c`.

This is not a problem for me anymore, see my previous comment. But I agree that switching to the capital letter makes it less destructive.

I bumped into this when implementing user switching for SDDM+ConsoleKit. The switch in the "reuse" case is indeed not needed, however I can't completely test this due to https://github.com/sddm/sddm/issues/1803

I don't get it. What are we supposed to do on the FreeBSD side now?

I don't see the rationale for this change. It also breaks installing SDDM directly from source (well not installing, but using SDDM installed from source).

If I understand it right, the environment from `/etc/profile` now overrides the environment set in `~/.xsession`? Would that be a POLA violation?

We don't seem to have `PROFILEREAD` anywhere on FreeBSD. Is this some sort of well-known env var?

> Might be possible to just source it unconditionally at the top and assume it won't be sourced again by sh compatible shells This won't work on FreeBSD, unfortunately. I'm...

It looks good to me, but I didn't test it at the runtime.

How does one configure X server to reproduce this problem?