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Could I know how to auto-create the packages repository? I can't find any information on wiki or website about auto-makepkg process. I would use my ArchLinux VPS to use PKGBUILD to make the repository, but things are difficult, I have tried some packages to help, such as lilac https://github.com/archlinuxcn/lilac, https://github.com/Aloxaf/aur-build to help me. But lilac is difficult to be configured for me, and aur-build would produce some error reports. These reports can't be solved, even the author.
So, could anyone suggest some other packages to me to easily and auto check version (maybe) and auto makepkg or get AUR to make binary?
Last edited by malacology (2022-01-02 21:27:58)
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aur-build would produce some error reports. These reports can't be solved, even the author.
Reports like what?
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aur-build would produce some error reports. These reports can't be solved, even the author.
Reports like what?
Just like this https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unoffi … positories
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Alad wrote:aur-build would produce some error reports. These reports can't be solved, even the author.
Reports like what?
Just like this https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unoffi … positories
That page lists a collection of user repositories. How is that related to aur-build?
edit: nevermind, it seems you're talking of a different aur-build. (I thought of https://github.com/AladW/aurutils/blob/ … /aur-build)
Last edited by Alad (2021-07-19 09:10:04)
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Thanks, but could I know to the ArchLinux maintain the packages, I notice that you are the TU. Auto or just makepkg by maintainer?
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Arch maintainers use devtools for their repository packaging tasks. That includes extra-x86_64-build for building the package in a clean environment and some scripts specific to the Arch infrastructure (which bases on SVN.) For my AUR or other generic packaging tasks, I use aurutils.
The hosting and website are things you'll have to do by yourself, though you can use github/gitlab to some extent: https://github.com/AladW/aurutils/blob/ … rhosting.7
Last edited by Alad (2021-07-19 14:33:27)
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That's solved
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unoffi … oArchLinux
New repo, thanks.
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