Of course you could also select only a specific inactive port, but that requires to specify the exact
> Uninstalling p5.16-ipc-run Cleaning p5.16-ipc-run > Uninstalling p5.16-class-methodmaker Cleaning p5.16-class-methodmaker > Uninstalling HexFiend Cleaning HexFiend > Uninstalling gpg-agent Cleaning gpg-agent > Uninstalling p5.16-gnupg-interface Cleaning p5.16-gnupg-interface To remove all of them at once, run $ sudo port uninstall inactive Password: Gnupg the list for any ports you might still want to keep.
The following ports are currently installed: To get a list of inactive ports you likely no longer need. Space, you should periodically uninstall any old versions you no longer need.
#UNINSTALL GNUPG MAC UPDATE#
To ensure you can go back to a working and tested version in case an update goes wrong. Or it might only have been upgraded at all to be rebuilt against the updated dependency, in which caseĪvoiding the update of the dependency defeats the purpose of the reinstallation.ģ.3.4. Removing Inactive Version(s) of Upgraded Port(s)īy default, upgrading ports in MacPorts does not remove the older versions.
#UNINSTALL GNUPG MAC UPGRADE#
Problems later on – the new version of the port you want to upgrade might require the newer dependency, Do not try to avoid this, as it will very likely lead to SoĮven if you request the update of a single port only, other ports may be upgraded first because they are Note that MacPorts will upgrade any dependencies of a port first before updating the port itself. > Installing makedepend Deactivating makedepend Activating makedepend Cleaning makedepend > Attempting to fetch makedepend-1.0.3.tar.bz2 from Replace “ outdated” in the command given above with the port's name: $ sudo port upgrade makedepend Password: In case you want to upgrade only a specific port (not recommended unless you know what you are doing), To upgrade all your installed and outdated ports, run $ sudo port upgrade outdated
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