ts1000 <ts1000%rad2know.net@localhost> writes: > How do I get via cvs up command the latest source code for OpenJDK11 > package? > In my pkgsrc I get (by using: cd /usr/pkgsrc && cvs up -dP ) > "openjdk11-1.11.0.8.11" Probably you have a pkgsrc checkout on the 2020Q3 branch. Look in CVS/Tag to see. To change that checkout, use "cvs up -A" (with or without -dP). Changing the entire tree is strictly the right thing to do. Then you will need to rebuild every package that is different from the tree. However, if you have built a lot of packages, and you just want the openjdk fix, you can cd to that directory and run cvs up -A just there. This is irregular and formally moves you outside the bounds of what is expected to work, but my guess is that it will be less trouble. (About a month from now, 2020Q4 will exist, and it will have the new version.)
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