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Just wanted to ask, how you guys update android studio? Since I installed this some months ago, Yaourt didn't updated AS a single time, but there are some new versions available. Just made an update with an updater, not by updating an AUR package and I'm wondering if it will fall in some dependency problems. Other AUR packages update with no issues.
Last edited by Piotr610 (2017-05-30 16:19:59)
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What is the exact package name?
Edit: Moving to AUR issues.
Last edited by x33a (2017-05-30 05:22:55)
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android-studio. The current version in the aur is 2.3.2 and I was still using 2.3
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In that case, the problem is with yaourt, probably. You can always build the packages yourself (using makepkg) or use a different AUR helper.
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$ git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/android-studio.git
$ cd android-studio
$ makepkg -sci
That work for me and should work normally, also a git pull on android-studio folder should update the pkgbuilds too
Well, I suppose that this is somekind of signature, no?
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Ok, I'll check if new version comes out, but I'm wondering why android studio files are in /opt directory, not in /home as another AUR packages.
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Ok, I'll check if new version comes out, but I'm wondering why android studio files are in /opt directory, not in /home as another AUR packages.
that statement not have sence. AUR packages install they files the specified directories that the PKGBUILD build() and package() specify.
Well, I suppose that this is somekind of signature, no?
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Piotr610 wrote:Ok, I'll check if new version comes out, but I'm wondering why android studio files are in /opt directory, not in /home as another AUR packages.
that statement not have sence. AUR packages install they files the specified directories that the PKGBUILD build() and package() specify.
Ah ok, never mind. Thank you anyway.
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if you problem is solved then you should add [solved[ to the tittle of your thread edditing your first post.
Well, I suppose that this is somekind of signature, no?
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not in /home as another AUR packages.
Which package installs to /home? That's a violation of our package guidelines.
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Piotr610 wrote:not in /home as another AUR packages.
Which package installs to /home? That's a violation of our package guidelines.
Sorry for misleading you. When i make 'git clone' the files come to /home and then they install properly, but I don't know where the android-studio folder is. I must have cloned this to another directory or something. I'm a newbie to Arch so sorry for misunderstanding some Arch rules.
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Now that all doubts have been cleared (hopefully), please mark the thread as solved by editing the first post and prepending [solved] to the title.
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