ports/databases/cassandra4, branch 2021Q1

databases/cassandra4: Update to version 4.0-beta2.

2020-11-02T17:40:42Z

PR: 250167 Submitted by: Angelo Polo (maintainer)

databases/cassandra4: Update to 4.0-beta1

2020-07-26T12:55:20Z

- Update to version 4.0-beta1 - fix build on aarch64 PR: 248228 248004 Submitted by: Angelo Polo (maintainer), Ronald Klop (aarch64 fix)

Multiple ports: improve regex compliance (part 2)

2020-07-24T17:10:51Z

This is again a part of the project to stop extraneous escaping of ordinary characters and redefine some ordinary escapes as special behavior. Most of these ports are pushed over to use textproc/gsed because they want to use GNU extensions. Others are fixed to either escape appropriately (e.g. $$ rather than \$ in Makefiles!) or just remove redundant escapes (e.g. backtick in single quotes doesn't need escaped). PR: 229925 MFH: no (invasive risk)

Update Sphinx

2020-05-11T23:51:58Z

- Repocopy textproc/py-sphinx to textproc/py-sphinx18 Update it to 1.8.5 (latest version from 1.8.X). This version supports Python 2 and 3. Add test target. - textproc/py-sphinx: Update to 3.0.2 Python 3 only (3.5+). Add test target. - Mk/Uses/python.mk: Add PY_SPHINX Shared macro to use with flavors and not break ports with USES=python (all versions). Python >=3.5 --> textproc/py-sphinx (v3.0.2) Python < 3.5 --> textproc/py-sphinx18 (v1.8.5) All ports that uses sphinx were changed to use the new variable ${PY_SPHINX} in the dependency line, exceptions: * Ports that fails to build with sphinx 3.0.2 because of code. They are pointing to textproc/py-sphinx18 directly. There aren't many ports. * Ports that doesn't know Python flavors. - Add several patches to fix Sphinx consumers The most common issues are related with pkg-plist, the output files from Sphinx changes between versions, keep this dynamically is the better approach. This will save time in future sphinx updates. PR: 245629 Exp-run by: antoine

New port: databases/cassandra4: Highly scalable distributed database

2020-05-02T19:48:32Z

Apache Cassandra is a free and open-source distributed database. It is a Java-based, highly scalable, eventually consistent, wide column store. Cassandra database clusters are masterless with no single point of failure. Replication can be configured across multiple data centers. Originally influenced by Dynamo and BigTable, Cassandra was initially developed at and open sourced by Facebook before becoming a top-level Apache project. The CQL query language offers SQL-like data access and management. Drivers are available for a number of languages. This is an ALPHA version! It is not intended for production use. WWW: https://cassandra.apache.org/ PR: 246081 Submitted by: Angelo Polo Reviewed by: yuri