.if ${PORT_OPTIONS:MDOCS}

INSTALL_TARGET=	install install-docs

.endif

--- README.orig	2009-09-10 04:59:59.000000000 +0900

+++ README	2012-12-27 19:22:20.000000000 +0900

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@

 FreeBSD Port Tools consist of the several small scripts run from

 port(1) front-end:

-- port commit: commit a port into the FreeBSD Ports CVS Repository

+- port commit: commit a port into the FreeBSD Ports SVN Repository

 - port create: create a new port from a template

 - port diff: generate a diff against a previous version of the port

 - port fetch: fetch distfile(s) of a new version of the port

@@ -43,42 +43,35 @@

 Let us assume you are interested in helping out with one of the ports.

 The most convenient way of doing that with the Port Tools is the following.

 Even though the Port Tools have 3 most of diff generation, the recommended is 

-CVS (default). Do not be scared away at this point - it is very simple.

+SVN (default). Do not be scared away at this point - it is very simple.

 Let me give a quick overview:

-1. Set up CVSROOT environment variable

-

-   sgk@elf% export CVSROOT=":pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.FreeBSD.org:/home/ncvs"

-

-   NOTE: you may want to check the Handbook for a list of anonymous CVS servers

-   (http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/anoncvs.html).

-

-2. Check out a working copy of the port. I usually do it in ~/ports directory:

+1. Check out a working copy of the port. I usually do it in ~/ports directory:

    (NOTE: my ~/ports directory contains only those ports I am interested in,

    i.e. either maitain or send changes/updates to. Thus, it does not have

    to contain the whole FreeBSD Ports tree)

    sgk@elf:~% cd ~/ports

-   sgk@elf:~/ports% cvs co ipsvd

+   sgk@elf:~/ports% svn co ipsvd

    ipsvd is the sample port name.

-3. Now, make your changes - e.g. change PORTVERSION from 0.6.0 to 0.6.1.

+2. Now, make your changes - e.g. change PORTVERSION from 0.6.0 to 0.6.1.

    sgk@elf:~/ports/ipsvd% cd ipsvd

    sgk@elf:~/ports/ipsvd% vim Makefile

-4. At this moment we need to fetch the new distfile and run "make makesum" 

+3. At this moment we need to fetch the new distfile and run "make makesum" 

    to update the distinfo file. There is even simpler way to accomplish this 

    with the Port Tools version 0.50 or later:

    sgk@elf:~/ports/ipsvd% port fetch

-5. Now we want to make sure that the port compiles, installs and works fine:

+4. Now we want to make sure that the port compiles, installs and works fine:

    sgk@elf:~/ports/ipsvd% port test

-6. Once I am satisfied with the results, let us submit a PR 

+5. Once I am satisfied with the results, let us submit a PR 

    with the port update:

    sgk@elf:~/ports/ipsvd% port submit