I have python 3.7 set as the default. It is important to me that this change is managed... and I'm not ready to use 3.8 yet. Today, when I went to build with poudriere -a, it chucked out a whole mess of the following: [00:02:27] Error: compute_deps_pkg failed to lookup pkgname for databases/py-apsw@py38 processing package calibre-5.21.0 from deskutils/calibre -- Is SUBDIR+=py-apsw@py38 missing in databases/Makefile and does the port provide the 'py38' FLAVOR? and _one_ like this: [00:02:27] Warning: deskutils/calibre dependency on net/py-zeroconf has wrong PKGNAME of 'py38-zeroconf' but should be 'py37-zeroconf' ... I understand that -a should build all the flavors, but building with -a worked last month (I do it about once a month) and it doesn't work this month. my make.conf contains: DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=python=3.7 DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=python3=3.7 DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=pgsql=10 DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=django=2.2 DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=dj=2.2 DEFAULT_VERSIONS+=php=74 SELECTED_OPTIONS+=OPENBLAS ARCHDEF=AMD64K10h64SSE3
^Triage: Classify as poudriere issue until isolated
The calibre port has a minimum requirement of python 3.8. This is due to upstream development targeting that version and the code actually including statements incompatible with python 3.7 Not sure if this is a problem with the framework or calibre. Calibre port should not compile or correct requirements be provided by the infrastructure. calibre port is not generating flavors AFAIK, and I don't think it should.