MacPorts 2.6.4
Changes since 2.6.3:
-
Fixed incorrectly requiring a full Xcode installation when
building all ports on Big Sur. (#61435, jmr in d58b124) -
Allow building ports for x86_64 on arm64 systems if they don't
support arm64. (#61430, jmr in 94f428e) -
Disabled building the MacPorts SQLite extension by default, since
the system's SQLite on Big Sur no longer supports extensions. Use
the new macports.sqlext port, which has a dependency on MacPorts'
sqlite3 port, to install it. (toby in 4664a4a) -
Fixed calculation of dependencies of up-to-date ports during
upgrade when different variants are specified but
--enforce-variants is not used. (jmr in 81979e5) -
Rev-upgrade no longer warns about libraries that are present only
in the shared cache, since this is normal as of Big Sur.
(jeremyhu in 601864d) -
Fixed incorrect output of 'port info --depends' when used with
multiple ports. (#61083, ryandesign in a7cf423) -
Fixed incorrect warning that the SDK for the current OS version
is missing, when configure.sdk_version has been cleared by the
Portfile. (jmr in 8402cf8) -
Fixed some operations involving fs-traverse failing with paths
containing whitespace. (ryandesign in 52609c9) -
Various changes to support arm64.
(ryandesign, toby in c8ddc79, bfc0544, 7ccf5a2) -
No longer error out immediately when an appropriate SDK cannot
be found, which prevented even actions like 'port info' from
working in that situation. (jmr in 5764fd9)