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@vitor_hideyoshi I updated the package once more, can you check whether paru is "updating" it properly now?

Found what you want @iFreilicht. Just remove this block of code from the PKGBUILD and you can set your version number to 1.0:

pkgver() {
    cd suspend-utils/

    if GITTAG="$(git describe --abbrev=0 --tags 2>/dev/null)"; then
        echo "$(sed -e "s/^${pkgname%%-git}//" -e 's/^[-_/a-zA-Z]\+//' -e 's/[-_+]/./g' <<< ${GITTAG}).r$(git rev-list --count ${GITTAG}..).g$(git log -1 --format="%h")"
    else
        echo "0.r$(git rev-list --count master).g$(git log -1 --format="%h")"
    fi
}

@iFreilicht no it doesn't get solved just by reinstalling uswsusp-git, but you last commit did fix the bug, thanks a lot for that. If i figure out how to maintain the version name to 1.0 format instead of the commit release it post a comment here.

Wouldn't this be fixed if you just re-installed uswsusp-git? I'm not sure how to properly fix this. For now, I reverted the version number change, but I'd like to have the version indeed be 1.0, which would be less confusing.

Can you confirm the revert fixed your issue?

Since the last update paru has been trying to upgrade uswsusp-git from (0.r501.g668c5f7-1 => 1.0-8), and by this entering in a loop because 1.0-8 and 0.r501.g668c5f7-1 are the same release. I think that this is a problem in the versioning name of the git commit and the release version. To prevent my AUR helper from updating the software to the same version as if was new i had to add uswsusp-git to my pacman ignorelist.

Build is now fixed for gcc >= 10.

Go and get it, have not used it in a long time.