It would be nice to view the comments in the terminal. Sometimes the comments have tips on how to get out-of-date PKGBUILDs to build. It would make my workflow a little nicer if I could do:
packer -Ss program
packer -S program
... oh noes it failed ...
packer --view-comments program
packer -G program
edit PKGBUILD
makepkg
sudo pacman -U package
Right now the "packer --view-comments program" is "open the AUR page in the browser and view a comment that tells me how to fix the broken package."
I guess if "packer --view-comments program" was simply "$BROWSER https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/$PACKAGE/?comments=all" that would be nice, but it would be even better if it just parsed and output the comments from JSON or whatever it is using in the terminal.
It would be nice to view the comments in the terminal. Sometimes the comments have tips on how to get out-of-date PKGBUILDs to build. It would make my workflow a little nicer if I could do:
packer -Ss program packer -S program ... oh noes it failed ... packer --view-comments program packer -G program edit PKGBUILD makepkg sudo pacman -U package
Right now the "packer --view-comments program" is "open the AUR page in the browser and view a comment that tells me how to fix the broken package."
I guess if "packer --view-comments program" was simply "$BROWSER https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/$PACKAGE/?comments=all" that would be nice, but it would be even better if it just parsed and output the comments from JSON or whatever it is using in the terminal.