Closed DHMike57 closed 2 years ago
Thanks for the patch. The problem is that in its current form, it changes the name of all packages (rpm, deb, ... etc), not only the AUR one. That should be easy to fix though.
If I understand correctly the purpose, AUR expects the package name to be:
linux-dwarf-pack-0.47.05.r1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.bz2
(dot before r1)
instead of:
linux-dwarf-pack-0.47.05-r1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.bz2
(hyphen before r1)
?
Thanks for the patch. The problem is that in its current form, it changes the name of all packages (rpm, deb, ... etc), not only the AUR one. That should be easy to fix though.
If I understand correctly the purpose, AUR expects the package name to be:
linux-dwarf-pack-0.47.05.r1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.bz2
(dot before r1) instead of:linux-dwarf-pack-0.47.05-r1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.bz2
(hyphen before r1) ?
Yes, dot before r1 works (also eg .rc3-blah-blah-...) The incorrect version will install and actually work, but it is very irritating because every subsequent use of the package manager generates a scary and unhelpful warning.
Please could you check option “Allow edits from maintainers.” so that I can modify the PR? (also for the other one)
Please could you check option “Allow edits from maintainers.” so that I can modify the PR? (also for the other one)
I think this is checked in both (just underneath the 'n participants' section)
Arch linux package causes pacman errors because '-' is not a valid char in version string.