The new font packages from fdo no longer declare AC_ARG_ENABLE() for all the possible encodings but only for those the font actually supports. Thus, building font-adobe-100dpi results in the following QA warnings: * configure: WARNING: unrecognized options: --disable-iso8859-5, --disable-iso8859-6, --disable-iso8859-7, --disable-iso8859-8, --disable-iso8859-11, --disable-iso8859-12, --disable-iso8859-16, --disable-jisx0201, --disable-koi8-r And for bitstream, the list is even longer: * configure: WARNING: unrecognized options: --disable-iso8859-2, --disable-iso8859-3, --disable-iso8859-4, --disable-iso8859-5, --disable-iso8859-6, --disable-iso8859-7, --disable-iso8859-8, --disable-iso8859-9, --disable-iso8859-10, --disable-iso8859-11, --disable-iso8859-12, --disable-iso8859-13, --disable-iso8859-14, --disable-iso8859-15, --disable-iso8859-16, --disable-jisx0201, --disable-koi8-r
Created attachment 249781 [details, diff] Patch to add --disable-all-encodings to font macros
The patch has been applied upstream, and I'm starting to bump the fonts.
Looks like there are two reports of breakage: https://bugs.gentoo.org/357331 https://bugs.gentoo.org/368335
Looks like I didn't anticipate iso8859-1 being not disabled back then. The patch attached to the bug looks fine.
I think this bug was fixed long ago. I'm fixing the others that resulted from the change.