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gcovr: new port #27271

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@szhorvat szhorvat commented Jan 3, 2025

Description

Type(s)
  • bugfix
  • enhancement
  • security fix
Tested on

macOS 14.7.2 23H311 arm64
Xcode 16.2 16C5032a

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szhorvat commented Jan 3, 2025

What is the preferred default Python version for new ports? I chose 3.12 because the boost port (which many other ports depend on) uses it, therefore this version is likely already installed for most people.

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szhorvat commented Jan 3, 2025

Bumped Python version to 3.13.

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@reneeotten reneeotten merged commit d062d0d into macports:master Jan 5, 2025
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