(I'm building it now, will confirm when it works)

I normally do this after a build:

make update-plist

make update-patches

Is there a way to do this before a build? Or is it recommended to build 
everything first? I normally do:

make package

Then I just install my package locally, using pkg_add -Dsnap -Dunsigned

If I could update patches/plist easily before building, that would speed 
up testing, because I could do both in one go, thus halving the build time.


Am 01.09.26 um 11:48 schrieb Leah Rowe:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Thank you Landry for telling me how to derive PGO task IDs from 
> mozilla's CI.
>
> The attached patch updates LibreWolf to 155.0-1
>
> I've enabled PGO, by re-using mozilla profdata as the firefox port does.
>
> I've enabled --enable-rust-simd for further speed improvement under 
> certain workloads.
>
> DIST_SUBDIR is now mozilla, so librewolf shares the same dist server 
> subdirectory as mozilla. This means the "librewolf" directory will no 
> longer have new tarballs added to it on the pkg server; perhaps 
> openbsd could merge the contents of it into mozilla and make a 301 
> redirect on httpd?
>
> The patch contains more info in the commit description. I'm building 
> it now as we speak. A patch was removed as it seemed to be applied 
> upstream (xpcom patch).
>
> Happy hacking!
>
> PS: I still don't know how to use CVS. I patched the GitHub mirror.
>
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