[SOLVED] How to list every AUR package that I commented on?

khai96_ · 2018-02-28 04:42:31

I did commented a few AUR packages in https://aur.archlinux.org/ but I don't know how to revisit them. (I forgot to turn on notification)

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x33a · 2018-02-28 10:57:30

There is no way through the AUR web interface or the API. Though, you can use Google search for the same. Try something like:

khai96_ site:aur.archlinux.org

progandy · 2018-02-28 10:59:17

If you have voted for a package, then you can search for that. You can also search for packages with enabled notifications, but that doesn't help you.

Do you use all packages you have commented on? Then you can go through the list you get with "pacman -Qm"

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khai96_ · 2018-02-28 11:00:34

Someone has to implement it

null · 2018-02-28 11:50:13

Here is the AUR code. I'm sure the developers would appreciate a patch from you..

seth · 2018-02-28 12:54:31

This thread is ridiculous, sorry.

To how many AUR packages did you comment?
How many AUR packages do you have installed at all?
Why not just subscribe to those you're presently interested in?

How did you install archlinux?

khai96_ · 2018-02-28 13:39:48

I don't why you even ask these questions but here're my answers nonetheless:

seth wrote:

How many AUR packages did you comment?

Only a few, but I don't remember exactly which.

seth wrote:

How many AUR packages do you have installed at all?

Over 100

seth wrote:

Why not just subscribe to those you're presently interested in?

I was not used to AUR page, I assumed it will automatically subscribe me to the thread without knowing that I must manually subscribe to those.

seth wrote:

How did you install archlinux?

Nani?

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Trilby · 2018-02-28 13:51:31

khai96_ wrote:

I don't why you even ask these questions

Because he believes they will help get to the root of your problem; if that is not something you want to participate in, feel free to leave. Seth, like most of us, is likely confused about your purpose or end goal.

khai96_ wrote:

Nani?

Google translate suggests this may be Japanese for "What?" If so, please use English on the forums so we don't have to guess, be confused, or use translation tools to track down what you might be saying. As for Seth's question, it's pretty clear: what steps did you take and/or what instructions did you follow in order to install your OS?

seth · 2018-02-28 13:51:53

Over 100

Ok?

I was not used to AUR page

That doesn't explain why you do not just subscribe to those which you're interested in right now. Where's the benefit in being subscribed to a package you posted to, but already lost interest in?

Nani?

Did you use the antergos or manjaro installer or what tutorial did you follow?

Awebb · 2018-02-28 14:01:00

seth wrote:

This thread is ridiculous, sorry.

It was not until you made it so. There was a valid question and satisfying replies until you felt the need to piss on the next corner to mark your territory. It is absolutely irrelevant how OP installed Arch. This "how did you install Arch" witch hunt is ridiculous. How does X work? X is not implemented. Can you implement X? Implement it yourself, the source repository is over there. I suggest you contain your sethgasms.

Trilby wrote:

Seth, like most of us, is likely confused about your purpose or end goal.

You are confused about a user asking for a filter to find his own comments on the AUR? I am confused that you are confused.

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Trilby · 2018-02-28 14:07:47

Awebb, clarifying what looks like an XY problem is useful for solving problems. Most often a direct answer to a question will be of little help and frequently a disservice to the questioner. If you object to Seth's comment that this is "ridiculous" that's fair: it may have been uncalled for. But seeking clarification on the OP's purpose is more than called for.

Alad · 2018-02-28 14:08:40

Awebb wrote:

seth wrote:
This thread is ridiculous, sorry.
It was not until you made it so.

What do you expect when already given a solution to which OP replies with "Someone has to implement it"...

Just enable notifications when you make comments. If you want some "automatic subscription" or sort by comments ability, file a feature request asking for it. None of the developers read the forums (except Allan. maybe...)

seth · 2018-02-28 14:09:37

To me it frankly turned ridiculous with https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 3#p1770913 because of the preceeding https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 1#p1770911 which seriously makes me question his motives.

The thread should have gone "how?" "no internal, you can use google." "thanks." and that'd be it.
I simply do not see the reason for the effort to begin with and certainly not beyond the point where you use an external indexer to get your whatsoever issue off hand.

khai96_ · 2018-02-28 14:11:56

seth wrote:

That doesn't explain why you do not just subscribe to those which you're interested in right now. Where's the benefit in being subscribed to a package you posted to, but already lost interest in?

Well, I should've explain it better: Sometime I report problems or request changes to package author. The thing is, when the author replies, I'm not aware of it since I didn't click the "subscribe" link (I said "I assumed it will automatically subscribe me to the thread without knowing that I must manually subscribe to those" on previous comment). I've never lost my interest in them!

seth wrote:

How did you install archlinux?

seth wrote:

Did you use the antergos or manjaro installer or what tutorial did you follow?

I UNDERSTOOD your question. What I don't understand is that why you asked about my system while my problem is obviously in the website itself (unless this place was not meant to be about the site). It seems irrelevant. Anyway, it's Antergos if you really want to know.

Trilby · 2018-02-28 14:14:52

khai96_ wrote:

Sometime I report problems or request changes to package author. The thing is, when the author replies, I'm not aware of it ... I've never lost my interest in them!

Then just go check the packages you are interested in. If you are interested in them, you know what they are. Thus if you don't know what they are, you must not be interested in them.

khai96_ · 2018-02-28 14:15:34

I just realize that this thread has gone off-topic. So, stop now guys.

khai96_ · 2018-02-28 14:16:34

Trilby wrote:

khai96_ wrote:
Sometime I report problems or request changes to package author. The thing is, when the author replies, I'm not aware of it ... I've never lost my interest in them!
Then just go check the packages you are interested in. If you are interested in them, you know what they are. Thus if you don't know what they are, you must not be interested in them.

By "them", I meant the packages, not their authors.

Trilby · 2018-02-28 14:17:19

How is it off topic? If you problem is solved, mark the thread as solved. If it's not, clearly you need to explain better what you expect here, and thus question directly on what your goals are are on topic.

khai96_ wrote:

By "them", I meant the packages, not their authors.

I know, so did I. My point stands.

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khai96_ · 2018-02-28 14:21:45

Yep, it is SOLVED.

HalosGhost · 2018-02-28 14:32:11

Solved or not, Antergos is not Arch linux. Please read the Code of Conduct before continuing to engage in this community.

It's also worth mentioning to everyone here to remeber the section of the CoC regarding respect for other users. Keep it civil, folks.

Closing.

All the best,

-HG

Arch Linux

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