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Hi all. 

In my cvsup of the ports tree last night the ruby port went bye-bye. 

There are other ports which require it, most notably portupgrade. 

Of course, the pre-existing ruby is still installed, but I'm a bit confused 
about what the plans are, because right now portupgrade cannot even upgrade 
the ports it requires for itself.... 

Where should I go to find out what the plans are going forward, and how to 
keep my system ports current. 

Thanks,
Patrick.