Mark Johnston

I've been trying to create a minimal test case to demonstrate the solver problem. I was under the impression that if package foo-1 provides libfoo.so.1, and bar-1 contains libbar.so.1 which...

> I've been trying to create a minimal test case to demonstrate the solver problem. I was under the impression that if package foo-1 provides libfoo.so.1, and bar-1 contains libbar.so.1...

Here's a problem with BACKUP_LIBRARIES+pkgbase. Suppose we bump libfoo.so.1 to libfoo.so.2, and keep libfoo.so.1 in /usr/lib/backup or whatever. Suppose FreeBSD then releases a security advisory which applies to both versions...

@kevans91 or @ifreund might be interested in this.

> I think this is because provides/requires were reverted? What exactly is "this"? Could you please say more? > I agree we can probably relax it and only check FreeBSD:*:amd64....

@ifreund this is the problem @bapt and I were talking about on Thursday.

Does this fix the problem where alternating incremental builds with `WITH_ZFS_TESTS=` and `WITHOUT_ZFS_TESTS=` results in an unusable kyuafile because the second build doesn't regenerate the kyuafile?

> I think v2 shows a better fix for this issue. The previous commit was wrong. Does this seem reasonable? > > I tested your observation and can confirm that...

> Hm, should this not be a deterministic panic? If this happens then the kernel has just found out that it has screwed up enforcing its security. My interpretation of...

Report from kyua: ``` root@freebsd:/usr/tests/sys/netpfil/pf # kyua report ===> Skipped tests altq:cbq_vlan -> skipped: Test requires ALTQ [0.112s] altq:codel_bridge -> skipped: Test requires ALTQ [0.099s] altq:codel_vlan -> skipped: Test requires...