This is not the right place for such reports @Edu4rdSHL and @BurhanDanger
please use GitHub, as mentioned by @Niklas
Git Clone URL: | https://aur.archlinux.org/aurman.git (read-only, click to copy) |
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Package Base: | aurman |
Description: | AUR helper with almost pacman syntax |
Upstream URL: | https://github.com/polygamma/aurman |
Licenses: | MIT |
Submitter: | polygamma |
Maintainer: | polygamma |
Last Packager: | polygamma |
Votes: | 199 |
Popularity: | 0.006525 |
First Submitted: | 2018-03-20 21:31 (UTC) |
Last Updated: | 2023-05-14 20:28 (UTC) |
This is not the right place for such reports @Edu4rdSHL and @BurhanDanger
please use GitHub, as mentioned by @Niklas
@Edu4rdSHL
shl@SecHackLabs:~$ aurman -Ss signal-desktop-beta-bin
aur/signal-desktop-beta-bin 1.8.0beta.1-1 (0, 0) [installed]
Here aurman doesn't say which version is installed , just that the package is installed.
If that bothers you, you should rather file an issue on Github rather than here: https://github.com/polygamma/aurman/issues
aurman is good AUR helper, but have a issue. If you modify a PKGBUILD (including the $version variable) aurman always show only the latest package version as installed and don't recognize your changes. For example, i manually edit the PKGBUILD to bump for 1.8.0beta.1-1 to 1.9.0beta.1-1 and the installation was ok. When i do: aurman -Ss signal-desktop-beta-bin it always show v1.8.0beta.1-1 as installed but it's not like that, the installed version is 1.9.0beta.1-1, others AUR helper like yaourt recognize the change, and pacman -Si too.
shl@SecHackLabs:~$ aurman -Ss signal-desktop-beta-bin
aur/signal-desktop-beta-bin 1.8.0beta.1-1 (0, 0) [installed]
shl@SecHackLabs:~$ yaourt -Ss signal-desktop-beta-bin
aur/signal-desktop-beta-bin 1.8.0beta.1-1 [installed: 1.9.0beta.1-1] (0) (0.00)
Always, if i do aurman -Q signal-desktop-beta-bin it show the correct version.
I hope that the maintainer solve it.
Thanks for this. It's incredibly useful. Downloading and compiling manually can get a bit tedious if doing it a lot.
Works as a great replacement to (now unmaintained) pacaur. Thanks!
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