# version If your port requires only some set of Python versions, you
# can set this to [min]-[max] or min+ or -max or as an
# explicit version or as a meta port version (eg. 3.3-3.4 for
# [min]-[max], 2.7+ or -3.3 for min+ and -max, 2.7 for an
# explicit version or 3 for a meta port version). Example:
# explicit version (eg. 3.3-3.4 for [min]-[max], 2.7+ or -3.3
# for min+ and -max, 2.7 for an explicit version). Example:
#
# USES=python:2.7 # Only use Python 2.7
# USES=python:3.3+ # Use Python 3.3 or newer
# USES=python:3.3-3.4 # Use Python 3.3 or 3.4
# USES=python:-3.3 # Use any Python up to 3.3
# USES=python:2 # Use the Python 2 meta port
# USES=python # Use the set default Python
# # version
#
...
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@@ -306,15 +304,10 @@ _PYTHON_TEST_DEP= yes
WARNING+="PYTHON_DEFAULT must be a version present in PYTHON2_DEFAULT or PYTHON3_DEFAULT, if you want more Python flavors, set BUILD_ALL_PYTHON_FLAVORS in your make.conf"
.endif
# Keep this before the FLAVOR selection to get the meta port dependency.
.if${_PYTHON_ARGS}=="2"
_PYTHON_ARGS=${PYTHON2_DEFAULT}
_WANTS_META_PORT= 2
DEV_WARNING+="USES=python:2 is deprecated, use USES=python:2.7"
DEV_ERROR+="USES=python:2 is no longer supported, use USES=python:2.7"
.elif${_PYTHON_ARGS}=="3"
_PYTHON_ARGS=${PYTHON3_DEFAULT}
_WANTS_META_PORT= 3
DEV_WARNING+="USES=python:3 is deprecated, use USES=python:3.4+ or an appropriate version range"
DEV_ERROR+="USES=python:3 is no longer supported, use USES=python:3.4+ or an appropriate version range"
