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This would first get the latest version according to livecheck, then fetches the distfile. If successfully fetched, all values are automatically updated. This argument conflicts with @​version since it both overrides the version.

@neverpanic

You should also write a manpage for port bump, see the files in the doc/ directory. Copy one of them into port-bump.1.txt, write the manpage, then commit the source first and the generated port-bump.1 file in a separate commit.

Create unit tests that test port bump with all possible arguments, also edge cases.

Currently the flag @​version is supported to activate old versions of a Port which are already installed by the user, using port activate [portname] @​version. With port bump, the @​version argument would override the existing ${version} specified in the Portfile. Then, port bump will try to fetch the distfile with the overridden version. If successfully fetched, the new version number and values are inserted to the Portfile.

Investigate how to force /usr/lib/libxcselect.dylib to not select Xcode and how MacPorts build phase works in general.

• Setup required tools and packages
  MacPorts @2.5.4, tcl @8.6.9_1, Xcode @10.2 are installed.
• Read up on coding and contributing standards [1] [2] [3]
• Review project plan with mentors for Phase 1
  Priorities shuffled to focus on Xcode
• Schedule regular meetings with mentors
  Voice meetings are held every Tuesday 14:00 UTC
• Investigate and reference related issues
  These could be relevant:
  https://trac.macports.org/ticket/35045
  https://trac.macports.org/wiki/ProblemHotlist#xcode-select
  https://trac.macports.org/ticket/58016

Portfile should support use_xcode, a flag for Xcode dependency.

# Portfile
...
use_zip yes
use_configure no
use_xcode yes
extract.mkdir yes
...

Then, when port build (a port1.0 target action) is run, this flag is checked and warnings and/or errors are issued correspondingly.

# src/port1.0/portbuild.tcl
...
# define options
options build.asroot \
        build.jobs \
        build.target \
        use_parallel_build \
        use_xcode \
        use_xcode_clt
...
if​ { [tbool use_xcode] && ![tbool xcodeInstalled] } {
    ​return​ -code ​error​ ​"Xcode was not found on this system!"
}
...