Closed df8oe closed 1 year ago
Good point, I haven't tested it with multiple repos.
I thought so.... It would be a way to specify repo and package like
extra-testing/linux-zen
Hi @df8oe,
it took a while, because the repository info in Arch is ... not as expected: There is no obvious connection, thus I constructed one via version info and tag names. Hope that'll work out.
When a package is now in multiple repos, it is show like this:
It is also possible to restrict the repo: Either by explicitly passing the --repo
parameter, or by using the repo/pkg
syntax.
For convenience aur
is also recognized as a repo and is thus identical to passing --aur
I am runnig a system with testing repos. Now I want to test arch-log on a package which exists in "extra" and in "extra-testing". An error message is thrown:
arch-log linux-zen ERROR: error fetching from Arch: more than one package info found: [{PkgName:linux-zen PkgBase:linux-zen Repo:extra} {PkgName:linux-zen PkgBase:linux-zen Repo:extra-testing}]
But how can I tell arch-log to use specific repo?