Colin Woodbury

Hi there, as this should not longer be occurring, I'm going to close this issue. Aura 4 will be released soon.

@gagbo It looks like `mangohud` is actually a split package containing both `mangohud` and `mangoapp` in the same build process. Usually these are fine for Aura, but something weird seems...

This doesn't seem to occur anymore.

Confirmed that it also failed on Aura 4, even with `-font` wrapped in quotes! Attempts to use the long variant `--search` with `=` also didn't succeed.

Hi there, I'm sorry that this took so long to address. It's now possible to do `aura -Ss -- -font` and get the output you were expecting.

This depends on the package being built, actually. I have considered adding general parallelism _across_ packages, but I'm concerned that may cause surprises when each instance of `makepkg` wants access...

Some specific packages do use `make -j` etc. within their PKGBUILD to use more than one core while building. It's not really possible to know ahead of time which packages...

Some build processes, like Rust's `cargo`, are able to automatically use as many cores as the machine, without specifying a number on the command line (example: `-j4`). If such a...

Three days? What exactly were you building?

Ah you're building a custom kernel eh. Are you using Aura 3 (Haskell) or Aura 4 (Rust)?