Created attachment 226447 [details] audio_vgmtools.shar This provides miscellaneous tools for vgm/vgz/vg7z files, as used by the audio/vgmplay port. The notable part of this port is that it has the utility vgm_tag, a command line tool to show GD3 tags used in VGM/VGZ/VG7Z files. It has numerous other very specialized tools which I haven't tried, but may prove useful to others.
Please read "Example 18. Using USE_GITHUB When Upstream Does Not Use Versions" in Porters Handbook Doesn't upstream include an install section in CMakeLists.txt or why are binaries installed manually? Please also look at https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/porters-handbook/book/#install-macros
(In reply to Daniel Engberg from comment #1) Hi, thanks for the suggestions. So far I have made another version that uses DISTVERSION with the g prefix (and I will do that for all non-versioned Github ports going forward as per the Porter's Handbook). To answer your question about the INSTALL line, in the version from 20210527 that was submitted above, I looked at both CMakeLists and makefile, and both do not contain install commands, so I included a raw INSTALL line. However, when I updated it to version 20220718 (which surprisingly builds so far with no patches or even changes to pkg-plist), the CMakeLists does now contain an install command, so I will experiment on poudriere with that all in the CMakeLists.txt as the upstream project now does. Once I confirm with more testing that the newer version is working across amd64 i386 in both 13.1 and 12.3, then I will update the patch here, and will likely remove the INSTALL line, along with some new changes such as the adjustment to the first line not using the $FreeBSD$ tag.
Created attachment 235602 [details] [PATCH] new audio/vgmtools: DISTVERSION, updated so no raw install line Here's a git format-patch file that updates it to a newer version that has install defined in CMakeLists.txt. I switched to use DISTVERSION with the g prefix, as specified. It has been tested in poudriere in various versions (13.1-RELEASE i386, 13.1-RELEASE amd64, 12.3-RELEASE i386, 12.3-RELEASE amd64), and is more compliant with modern ports formatting standards than my previous submission.