today I was trying to install my own AUR package whch I was working on, and I found that somehow apacman is caching the PKGBUILD if I run at least once the the command
apacman -S packagename
Then if I commit something on my AUR package, the next time I run apacman -S packagename I would expect to see the latest PKGBUILD being downloaded and then considered on the build process.
I found that to overcome this I had to delete the /tmp/apacman folder and /tmp/pkgbuild folder. Then it will again download the scripts from the AUR package and it will use the latest one ( master ).
Is it possible to have a logic like "always download the latest version" when installing? Or a -Scc like to clean the cache?
My apacman.conf is all commented so everything is with default values.
Hi,
today I was trying to install my own AUR package whch I was working on, and I found that somehow apacman is caching the PKGBUILD if I run at least once the the command
Then if I commit something on my AUR package, the next time I run
apacman -S packagename
I would expect to see the latest PKGBUILD being downloaded and then considered on the build process.I found that to overcome this I had to delete the
/tmp/apacman
folder and/tmp/pkgbuild
folder. Then it will again download the scripts from the AUR package and it will use the latest one (master
).Is it possible to have a logic like "always download the latest version" when installing? Or a
-Scc
like to clean the cache?My
apacman.conf
is all commented so everything is with default values.Thank you in advance :)