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@OnyxAzryn @core_contingency: I'm not quite sure what upstream did to cause that. Ugh, time for an epoch, I suppose.

Same thing is happening for me. printf "r%s.%s" "$(git rev-list --count HEAD)" "$(git rev-parse --short HEAD)" is giving r27.a653635 which is used for the package version. This means that yay thinks that this package needs to be upgraded to r37.9280535-2 every time I run it, which is slightly inconvenient.

I think the version might be incorrect. I keep coming up with the version being r27.a653635.

@tho: Build in a clean chroot instead of using Yay. Then you won't have to change your environment variables.

@yochananmarqos

aaah now i understand what's wrong. i'm actually a rust user, and i also use a CARGO_TARGET_DIR env variable. i'll try to figure out how to workaround this

thank you

@tho: Your error says it's not finding the binary in the $(BINARY_SRC) (target/release/) folder. Make sure you're using rust and not rustup or another package.

@yochananmarqos

hm this is weird. it gives me the same error. i tried to remove -git from pkgname to no avail

@tho: Oh, sorry. My PKGBUILD isn't using the -git suffix, forgot about that.

I was behind a commit, so I just rebuilt it now and had no issues.

Try this PKGBUILD.

@yochananmarqos

nope. still doesn't work. same error

but i left the "_dir"s as they were, because "pkgname#pop-" gave me another error

/home/tho/.cache/yay/pop-shell-shortcuts-git/PKGBUILD: line 30: cd: /home/tho/.cache/yay/pop-shell-shortcuts-git/src/shell-shortcuts-git: No such file or directory

@tho: Replace the build() and package() functions with the following:

build() {
    cd "$srcdir/${pkgname#pop-}"
    make prefix=/usr
}

package() {
    cd "$srcdir/${pkgname#pop-}"
    make prefix=/usr DESTDIR="$pkgdir" install
}