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Interesting, the aur package `gradience-git` also needs a cleanbuild. Honestly adding cleanbuild for those packages to ensure they do upgrade normally is not the job of `install.sh` but the job...

Well now it's the most interesting part: I've found that `python-material-color-utilities` and `python-libsass` also needs cleanbuild... Or maybe they should not be cleanbuild, instead we should keep them under old...

Anyway I've done my part. @daUnknownCoder Try it again please? Of course you need to `git pull` the latest repo and `./install.sh`.

> Just one question: if I update aur packages manually do I have to select cleanbuild for these packages everytime I update? @UcraNerd Use `--skip-pymyc-aur` flag. You can see it...

> @clsty don't you think with the 👎 he just meant that it didn't work? Sure I know it. But 👎 is absolutely something much more than "not work".

Basiacally, it means that we need to write PKGBUILDs for AGS, Rubik, Gabarito, OneUI, bibata, microtex to replace the `scriptdata/installers`. Note that we should keep the PKGBUILDs in this repo...

We knew about those packages but they do not meet our standards. E.g. We do version controlling for AGS as it's under active developing and always has breaking changes. For...

> However, some files stored there (such as firstrun.txt, todo.json) really should be kept. `install.sh` will overwrite everything except `user_options.js` in the `~/.config/ags` folder. Please post a list of files...

> As far as code in AGS is concerned, it doesn't need any particular workaround: GLib.get_user_*_dir() checks and uses the environment variable if it is defined and uses the same...

> This is how I Did it: > > 1. Install [downgrade](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/downgrade) from AUR, either manually or using yay/paru > > 2. Install hyprland v0.39.0 by running `sudo downgrade hyprland`...