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@tuxillo tuxillo commented Jan 11, 2026

Summary

AI-assisted fix for net/bsdrcmds build failure on DragonFlyBSD.

Triage Analysis

  • Classification: compile-error
  • Confidence: high
  • Root Cause: The rshd.c source triggers -Werror build failures due to:
    1. Misleading indentation warning at line 443
    2. Unused copyright variable at line 38

Changes

  • ports/net/bsdrcmds/Makefile.DragonFly: Added CFLAGS to suppress the specific warnings:
    • -Wno-misleading-indentation
    • -Wno-unused-const-variable
  • Also includes the existing OPTIONS_DEFAULT fix to disable LIBBLACKLIST (FreeBSD-only feature)

Rebuild Result

Build succeeded on DragonFlyBSD VM (dsynth force).

[000] SUCCESS net/bsdrcmds                                             00:00:03
    packages built: 1
           failed: 0

Package created: bsdrcmds-20171003.01_1.pkg


This PR was generated by the agentic build system.

AI-generated fix for DragonFlyBSD build failure.

Classification: compile-error
Evidence bundle: /tmp/test-bundle

Generated by agentic-dsynth-evidence-hooks workflow.
@tuxillo tuxillo force-pushed the ai-fix/net-bsdrcmds-compile-error branch from 444b6d3 to dac0d57 Compare January 11, 2026 17:50
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By the way, why not simply use -Wno-error ? I think that's the better fix (e.g., it would work with newer release and other compiler versions).

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tuxillo commented Jan 12, 2026

By the way, why not simply use -Wno-error ? I think that's the better fix (e.g., it would work with newer release and other compiler versions).

the AI agent targeted the relevant error flags instead.

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