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Upstream has made the repository read-only, so presumably the project is dead.

As of today, there are no newer forks. I looked at the various outstanding pull requests to see if I should apply any.

• 144 seemed fine when tested, but I don't use Discord, so I'm unsure if it did what it's supposed to. I've patched it anyway.
• 147 is not relevant to Linux.
• 148 requires another dependency (slop) but even then it didn't seem to be working well for me, maybe because I wasn't even using scrot? I would get the message "Selection was cancelled by keystroke or right-click.". I've left this off for now. There will likely be no more updates, so perhaps patching it locally is the best option if this affects you.

Upstream has made the repository read-only, so presumably the project is dead.

As of today, there are no newer forks. I looked at the various outstanding pull requests to see if I should apply any.

• 144 seemed fine when tested, but I don't use Discord, so I'm unsure if it did what it's supposed to. I've patched it anyway.
• 147 is not relevant to Linux.
• 148 requires another dependency (slop) but even then it didn't seem to be working well for me, maybe because I wasn't even using scrot? I would get the message "Selection was cancelled by keystroke or right-click.". I've left this off for now. There will likely be no more updates, so perhaps patching it locally is the best option if this affects you.

@LevitatingRein I think it's up to the TUs.

@MarsSeed As the new current maintainer, is there any way that I could accept the merge request, or is that decision up to the TUs?

I've disowned the package since I no longer use ArchLinux on desktop nor use imgur, feel free to adopt it.

Thanks @MarsSeed, I agree. I also double-checked the forks on GitHub, and none were more recent.

I'm the "maintainer" (I haven't done anything for two years) for the stable version. I don't really want to fork upstream, but I'm happy to apply the two pull requests that are relevant to Linux, and apply them to the stable version.

Hi all,

I've submitted a package merge request of imgur-screenshot-git to imgur-screenshot, because the latter provides exactly the same version as the -git one, 2.0.0.

The GitHub repo got inactivated (archived, made read-only). There are no continuation forks. So the source URL cannot be switched to anything that would provide new commits. Consequently, I think it's better to keep only the stable package in AUR.

The pkgver needs to have the leading v removed. At the moment, it's before 1.7.3-1, which is the previous version I have installed.

$ vercmp v2.0.0.r1.g0f53c6e-1 1.7.3-1
-1

The output should be 1, i.e.

$ vercmp 2.0.0.r1.g0f53c6e-1 1.7.3-1
1

@LevitatingRein, why would you think my email is invalid? It's correct (I've checked it), and working fine. I've added you to maintainers list.

Hey, your email doesn't seem to be valid so I am sending a message here. If you don't want to maintain the package anymore you can make me maintainer and I'll patch it for v2.