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Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Ticket #61356, comment 16

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3	3	What is the magic formula for bypassing ports that fail to build so that what can be built will be built? I have tried deactivating py27-gobject (and py27-pygtk) yet {{{port}}} still attempts to build them. I have also tried such things as {{{port upgrade -u outdated and not py27-gobject}}} without success.
4	4
5		EDIT: There's probably a more elegant solution but this seems to do the trick: {{{sh -c '~~port rdependents "$@" \| sed 1d \| xargs -o sudo port deactivate; sudo port deactivate "$@"'~~ py27-gobject}}}
	5	EDIT: There's probably a more elegant solution but this seems to do the trick: {{{sh -c 'echo "$@" \| while read; do; sudo port deactivate "$REPLY" or "rdependentof:$REPLY"; done' -- py27-gobject}}}

v3	v4
3	3	What is the magic formula for bypassing ports that fail to build so that what can be built will be built? I have tried deactivating py27-gobject (and py27-pygtk) yet {{{port}}} still attempts to build them. I have also tried such things as {{{port upgrade -u outdated and not py27-gobject}}} without success.
4	4
5		EDIT: There's probably a more elegant solution but this seems to do the trick: {{{sh -c '~~port rdependents "$@" \| sed 1d \| xargs -o sudo port deactivate; sudo port deactivate "$@"'~~ py27-gobject}}}
	5	EDIT: There's probably a more elegant solution but this seems to do the trick: {{{sh -c 'echo "$@" \| while read; do; sudo port deactivate "$REPLY" or "rdependentof:$REPLY"; done' -- py27-gobject}}}