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[unmaintained] An AUR helper that minimizes user interaction
Prior to `pacaur 4.4.0` (November 2015), the installation of built package was done though `makepkg -i`. As this flag installed all subpackages of a split package by default, the additional...
Looking back, the history of dependency resolution in pacaur is a true roller-coster, going from relying exclusively on the solver and PKGBUILD parser provided by cower to being entirely internally...
In this PR, there are several additions related to the test discussion in #708: * Create Docker image to run tests in a clean environment. * Add manual installation and...
pacaur proceeds to install without previewing PKGBUILD if the new PKGBUILD has already been fetched
## Version `pacaur 4.7.10` ## Description ### Scenarios - package is not installed If you run `pacaur -S package`, pacaur asks if you want to see the PKGBUILD file. -...
###### Version `pacaur -v` ``` pacaur 4.6.10 ``` ###### Description Suppose we have a list of packages in some `pkg.txt` file; then `pacman -S - < pkg.txt` would install all...
Now that makepkg is split in various sub libraries, it might be a good idea to use the provided utils functions instead of reimplementing an equivalent. Cleaner and less code...
List of required adjustments for pacman 5.1. - https://git.archlinux.org/pacman.git/commit/?id=c0a5884b186c9e0e5c54e8515d0982fcba134073 ``` makepkg: do not create symlinks in build directory Setting PKGDEST and friends enables us to keep all built packages in...
I never cared about [ALARM](https://archlinuxarm.org/ ), but now that i686 support is [officially ended](https://www.archlinux.org/news/the-end-of-i686-support/) and the [ArchLinux 32](https://archlinux32.org/) community maintained fork is active, the need to use the makepkg `-A`...
The next generation cower backend, [auracle](https://github.com/falconindy/auracle), removes several limitation of cower and can be used as a complete backend, as was initially intended. It also provides a very fast topologically...