Closed amcooper closed 3 years ago
@amcooper this is intended behavior in fact, make the user aware of this no-more-installable package. If you'd design it for yourself, what would be the action you'd like to see? Completely ignore the package? Ask? Error out? List but ignore for actual upgrade?
Completely ignore. I'm expecting rua to concern itself only with packages from the AUR.
Here's the whole flow:
$ rua upgrade
Package Current Latest
haskell-haddock-library1.9 1.9.0-3 NOT FOUND, ignored
Do you wish to upgrade them? [O]=ok, [X]=exit. o
And the following AUR packages will need to be built and installed:
Proceed? [O]=ok, Ctrl-C=abort. o
$
And then the same again, if I run it again. If rua wants to make me aware of this package's status, I suppose that's fine. If rua can't upgrade this package, it shouldn't offer me that option.
@amcooper understood! Seems like an obvious bug actually, understood it now, acknowledging.
Would you want / have time to fix it?
It would be a while before I could get to it, but I'll fix it if no one else has by that time.
@amcooper hey, no worries, I'll pick this up, it's a very small change that I know where to do
rua upgrade
sometimes tells me about non-AUR packages. Today, for example:This is a regular (non-AUR) package that was actually installed as a dependency of another regular package.