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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #63339, comment 1

initial	v1
1		Base only adds a `-j` flag for the number of jobs (e.g. `-j2`, `-j8`, etc.) for build commands that are thought to support it: build commands matching the globs `make`, `scons`, or `ninja`. The intention with these globs was to match build commands that are a version of make, scons, or ninja.
	1	Base only adds a `-j` flag for the number of jobs (e.g. `-j2`, `-j8`, etc.) for build commands that are thought to support it: build commands matching the globs `make`, `scons`, or `ninja`. The intention with these globs was to match build commands that are a version of make (like bsdmake, gnumake, omake, unsermake, etc.), scons, or ninja.
2	2
3	3	The sicp port builds with the build command `makeinfo`. `makeinfo` is not a version of make and does not support `-j` flags, but `makeinfo` does match the glob `make` so MacPorts base erroneously adds the `-j` flag to it. Ten years ago, this was fixed for the sicp port by disabling parallel building; see #29211. In MacPorts versions earlier than 2.7.0, MacPorts base did not add a `-j` flag when the number of jobs was 1, for example due to parallel building being disabled.

initial	v1
1		Base only adds a `-j` flag for the number of jobs (e.g. `-j2`, `-j8`, etc.) for build commands that are thought to support it: build commands matching the globs `make`, `scons`, or `ninja`. The intention with these globs was to match build commands that are a version of make, scons, or ninja.
	1	Base only adds a `-j` flag for the number of jobs (e.g. `-j2`, `-j8`, etc.) for build commands that are thought to support it: build commands matching the globs `make`, `scons`, or `ninja`. The intention with these globs was to match build commands that are a version of make (like bsdmake, gnumake, omake, unsermake, etc.), scons, or ninja.
2	2
3	3	The sicp port builds with the build command `makeinfo`. `makeinfo` is not a version of make and does not support `-j` flags, but `makeinfo` does match the glob `make` so MacPorts base erroneously adds the `-j` flag to it. Ten years ago, this was fixed for the sicp port by disabling parallel building; see #29211. In MacPorts versions earlier than 2.7.0, MacPorts base did not add a `-j` flag when the number of jobs was 1, for example due to parallel building being disabled.