devtools32 - Archlinux32 fork of devtools

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2024-02-08	feat(build): consolidate repo flags in build and release subcommand	Levente Polyak
	Previously the behavior was inconsistent and not fully fulfilling its purpose of only using --repo once when initially pushing a new and unknown package to the official repositories. Consolidate the behavior by only allowing to use --repo during the initial packaging and disallow any subsequent usage. The expected user experience is to subsequently use --testing or --staging to influence the auto-detection of the build target. This avoids any kind of human error which leads to releasing core packages to extra-testing by accident. Furthermore, allow the build subcommand to automatically fallback to extra as the default stable repository target which greatly improves the usability for AUR or local override builds. Fixes #193 Fixes #191 Component: pkgctl build Component: pkgctl release Signed-off-by: Levente Polyak <anthraxx@archlinux.org>
2023-09-10	fix(pkgctl): avoid pacman db dependency checks during repo detection	Levente Polyak
	By default the sync operation enables dependency checks during the preparation of the transaction. This isn't necessary for the print option, but is done nevertheless, which leads to issues for example during soname dependency problems. The result is a none functional automatic repo detection. Fix this by explicitly disabling dependency version checks. We specify this option twice to skip all dependency checks. Fixes #189 Signed-off-by: Levente Polyak <anthraxx@archlinux.org>
2023-08-27	fix(build): fix repo detection for special chars in package name	Christian Heusel
	Currently we used grep -E, in a way that special characters in the package name such as the '+' in 'ls++' also became part of the regex. This commit switches this to become a literal string matching using awk. Signed-off-by: Christian Heusel <christian@heusel.eu>
2023-05-19	release: command to commit, tag and upload build artifacts	Levente Polyak
	This is a smart and more convenient invocation of the classical commitpkg and archrelease with auto-discovery for target repositories and a shorthand option to directly call db-update.