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    e89f8415
    security/krb5: Support libedit in base · e89f8415
    Cy Schubert authored
    Even though libedit is in base FreeBSD, the krb5 ports still depend
    on devel/libedit when the LIBEDIT option is selected. This is because
    ./configure uses pkgconf to determine if libedit exists, ignoring
    libedit in FreeBSD base. This patch adds a new LIBEDIT_BASE option
    which enables LIBEDIT (LIBEDIT_BASE) without installing the
    devel/libedit port.
    
    The GNU READLINE option will remain the default for now but it is
    planned to switch the default to LIBEDIT_BASE at some point. This is
    to reduce the dependency on GNU software and to bring it more into
    line with the planned MIT KRB5 import into FreeBSD base.
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    security/krb5: Support libedit in base
    Cy Schubert authored
    Even though libedit is in base FreeBSD, the krb5 ports still depend
    on devel/libedit when the LIBEDIT option is selected. This is because
    ./configure uses pkgconf to determine if libedit exists, ignoring
    libedit in FreeBSD base. This patch adds a new LIBEDIT_BASE option
    which enables LIBEDIT (LIBEDIT_BASE) without installing the
    devel/libedit port.
    
    The GNU READLINE option will remain the default for now but it is
    planned to switch the default to LIBEDIT_BASE at some point. This is
    to reduce the dependency on GNU software and to bring it more into
    line with the planned MIT KRB5 import into FreeBSD base.
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