The following have been updated to the latest but pkg indicates they are older versions than the current version pkg check does not remedy the situation. dri-9.1.7_6,2 < libEGL-9.1.7_4 < libGL-9.1.7_3 < libglapi-9.1.7_2 < libglesv2-9.1.7_3 < I have also deleted the packages using pkg delete and re-installed them. I am building all packages from ports.
This is a new xorg / old xorg issue. Depending on the value/definition of WITH_NEW_XORG, a different version is produced. For official repos, that's going to be a specific version and your setup may require the other. IMO, this PR is invalid --- it's just a misunderstanding of what you are seeing. CC'ing pkg@
WITH_NEW_XORG has been defined since I installed 10.0. I understand that pkg is supposed to tell me when ports are out-of-date/stale. In this case, they are the same version. For example pkg version indicates libEGL "libEGL-9.1.7_4 <" However, when looking at freshports.org, the current version is 9.1.7_4 If I understand it correctly, pkg version should output "libEGL-9.1.7_4 =" I will happily go away, but I'll continue to scratch my head as to why the version is being marked as stale, when it's the current version.
Over to maintainers.
chromium-38.0.2125.111 now exhibits the same behavior. It is listed as needing updated, but it is up to date.
Sorry I do not understand the issue Can you give more details about your setup?
Way back when, after a PKG update, ports were being updated but the database was displaying the wrong version info. I never heard back from anyone as to how to investigate further, and have since wiped my workstation and started fresh. :) That fixed it, The Microsoft way.