Check -git package outdate?

[tmpm697]

Can you add this to auracle?

[ThePirate42]

No they can't, the aur doesn't keep version information about git packages, it is calculated on the fly.

[rellieberman]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if a critical update exists in a -git package the maintainer would generally bump the pkgrel, so the update is seen by the users.

[ThePirate42]

But in that case auracle should already be able to detect it, right?

[rellieberman]

If the pkgrel has been bumped, auracle should report an update

[ThePirate42]

Exactly, I think we are saying the same thing.

[rellieberman]

I mean that if pkgrel is updated in the PKGBUILD, then auracle picks it up already

[ThePirate42]

Yes, exactly, I agree

[polyzen]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if a critical update exists in a -git package the maintainer would generally bump the pkgrel, so the update is seen by the users.

The maintainer would build and install a new package including the critical update, thereby bumping the pkgver, and could then commit and push the changes.

[tmpm697]

-git packages not often change pkgrel for its git update.

[tmpm697]

This is the only reason hold me back from use auracle totally for aur packages. I currently use paru to track -git packages and auracle as a backup.

[rellieberman]

when tracking git packages you want to update every new commit?

[tmpm697]

I want to know if there's new commit to the repo, so I can decide to update it manually via makepkg or not.

[polyzen]

You could track their feeds, eg. https://github.com/falconindy/auracle/commits/master.atom.

[tmpm697]

No, I want auracle to keep track of all aur packages that ended with -git when there's new commit to the repo that -git packages based from.