Closed dust0vich closed 1 year ago
As you guessed this is because aurto uses aur sync --chroot ...
(makechrootpkg
). So dependencies are installed in a clean chroot env somewhat isolated from the main system and the build is done there then added to the local aurto repo.
This means periodic aurto updates won't be installing packages / using pacman on the main system.
It is actually possible to disable --chroot by adding a file /usr/lib/aurto/conf-disable-chroot
. Though aurto has been chiefly designed to work with chroot builds.
As a sample, here is an install of kodi-standalone-service. Is this something to do with building in the chroot enviroment? What is pacman actually doing as it seems to do it much quicker than standard installation as well as there actually being packages available when doing a
pacman -Syu
after the process completes.aur sync kodi-standalone-service
does not do this.