It can take a lot longer than a couple of hours. For a large update
(>30,000 package builds), it takes about four days to complete the build of
all ports and pushing them out to all of the mirrors can take another 4
days. Some of the links are rather slow and error prone. Until the update
is in sync on all official mirrors, no mirror may distribute the updated
packages. There is a week-old 32,000 port upgrade that started 7 days ago.
I expect it to be available very shortly. and an additional upgrade of
about 5000 packages completed yesterday. It will probably be updated to all
mirrors a few hours after the forest one is available. Another build of
over 31,000 packages started about four hours ago. Look for it to show up
in a bit over a week if all goes well.
It's a big job. I believe chromium takes the most time to build at over 30
hours, though electron is not far behind. The build machine builds 16
packages at a time and it is not unusual to see half of the 16 slots have
been building a single package for over an hour and many take >6 hours.
Things like compilers, especially rust, with all libraries are especially
time consuming. Then the compressed copy of the packages is a LOT of bytes
and, for many locations with slow, error prone connections it simply takes
days to move the data. To quote a fictional character of my youth,
"Patience, Grasshopper."
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Post by Ronald KlopDatum: woensdag, 2 juni 2021 15:13
Onderwerp: 13.0 amd64 packages are out-of-date compared to 13.0 i386
Post by Jan Beich"pkg install firefox" still offers 88.0.1_1,2 but builds[1] were done up
to 89.0_2,2.
Post by Jan BeichIgnoring 89.0_2,2 where other packages haven't finished yet why 89.0,2
and 89.0_1,2
Post by Jan Beichare not offered already?
[1] http://beefy16.nyi.freebsd.org/data/latest-per-pkg/firefox/
https://pkg-status.freebsd.org/?all=1&type=package (Search
"130amd64")
It can take a couple of hours before the new packages are copied to the mirror servers.
Your computer does not directly download the pkgs from the build servers.
Regards,
Ronald.