[Bug 261550] Missing libraries

https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=261550

--- Comment #5 from Tatsuki Makino <tatsuki_makino@hotmail.com> ---
(In reply to rhs from comment #4)

If you are using poudriere, the default behavior is that the package is removed
when the library it depends on is version up.
When a library is upgraded, the ports that use it will most likely also be
bumped to a new portrevision.

However, there are uses for poudriere that disrupt its integrity.
For example, if we only make packages for ports that are updated with poudriere
bulk -S, we can greatly reduce the build time.

If you break the integrity in such a way, reconnect steadily.
For example (maybe not completely):
poudriere ports -l # check if the port tree is appropriate.
poudriere ports -u -p default # update by explicitly specifying the default
tree
pkg info -o port-which-is-missing-shlib # examine origin
poudriere bulk -j somejail -C origin-of/port-which-is-missing-shlib # delete
the package and rebuild it.
pkg install port-which-is-missing-shlib

And then port like aucatctl in comment #1 .
It has been registered in MOVED for the following reasons, and it is better to
delete what has been registered in MOVED.

Port:   audio/aucatctl
Moved:  audio/sndio
Date:   2020-07-12
Reason: Use sndioctl from audio/sndio instead

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