Update freebsd pkg version #15289
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Update freebsd pkg version #15289
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cc @Thefrank |
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As long as the packages end up the correct place, it should be OK. As a heads up: 13.3 is EOL. You might want to bump it to 13.4. |
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Found a better fix with |
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Thanks for the info @Thefrank, dropped EOL'd 13 (ref: https://www.freebsd.org/releases/). |
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13.x can be dropped if desired but for now I think it should stay. I really wish FreeBSD did a better job of explaining some of their terms. "Legacy" here does not mean EOL it is more of "no new features. Good for those that want to remain conservative with updates". The in-support with estimated EOL dates are here: https://www.freebsd.org/security/#sup |
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We had to revert it in #14408.
Although freebsd/pkg#2232 is still unresolved, I've figured that-r(rootdir) option is unnecessary. The packages are resolved at the correct place.Found a better fix with -r and just adjusting the fingerprint path. :)
cc @wfurt, it fixes a build issue on arm64 host (e.g. running it inside ubuntu arm64 container on M1 mac).