The FreeBSD Ports Monitoring System |
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Here is a set of reports that allow anyone to query the state of the FreeBSD ports system by browsing through the data space of (portname X architecture X OS release X build error X Problem Reports). See below for more detailed explanation; or, if you just want to browse, start with the status of one port or the status of all ports for one maintainer.
Here's a more detailed guide to the available reports.
type of report | what is shown | comments |
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anomalies | summary | possible problems within the ports tree and the GNATS database |
dependency trees | dependency tree for one port | (since it runs 'make depend', it's really slow.) |
Problem Reports | all, by PR number | (a sanity check for the PR classification algorithm) |
ports which have moved, by portname | ||
ports with maintainer updates, by portname | ||
ports where maintainer is a committer, by portname | helps to identify PRs needing assignment (but watch for false positives) | |
ports where maintainer is not a committer, by portname | ||
ports where maintainer might not know, by portname | e.g. maintainer is neither a committer nor the PR submittter; helps to identify PRs needing reminders (but watch for false positives) | |
ports with no maintainer, by portname | ||
ports with possibly misconveyed PRs, by portname | (not yet useable due to a high number of false identifications of ports) | |
PRs which are in the 'feedback' state, by PR number | helps to identify PRs with possible submitter or maintainer timeouts |
The data that these reports are built out is from several sources, as follows:
I'd be interested in getting feedback from anyone about their thoughts or questions about this technology via "linimon at lonesome.com".
Last updated Fri Mar 24 14:25:43 UTC 2017