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Add a message to the output as the restore_ports script starts to install each port. The message is "Working on port:", followed by port name, followed by variant tags if any. This message is nicely set off from the other output, which is prefixed by `--->`. Thus if a port or its dependency fails to install, it is clearer which underlying port request started the chain which led to the error. The output now looks like this: Working on port: p5.28-web-scraper ... ---> Computing dependencies for p5.28-web-scraper ---> Fetching archive for p5.28-web-scraper ... ---> Cleaning p5.28-web-scraper Working on port: pango x11 + quartz +... ---> Computing dependencies for pango ---> Fetching archive for pango ...
Add "Working on port:" message for each port
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Add a message to the output as the restore_ports script starts to install each port. The message is "Working on port:", followed by port name, followed by variant tags if any. This message is nicely set off from the other output, which is prefixed by
--->. Thus if a port or its dependency fails to install, it is clearer which underlying port request started the chain which led to the error.The output now looks like this:
Working on port: p5.28-web-scraper ...
---> Computing dependencies for p5.28-web-scraper
---> Fetching archive for p5.28-web-scraper
...
---> Cleaning p5.28-web-scraper
Working on port: pango x11 + quartz +...
---> Computing dependencies for pango
---> Fetching archive for pango
...