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Initially when posting package on aur i made a mistake, even tho i read on wiki that i shouldn't be using version prefixed with 'v', but it was late in the night and i posted with initial version of a package to be 'v2.1.0.r14.g946b1ff-1'.
Later i decided to change the version numbering scheme with epoch field, so i added 'epoch=1' to PKGBUILD, pushed it to aur, but version didn't change. I thought to myself 'ok, maybe next time when i push with new version it's gonna update', but no, today i updated package verison yet again and it still shows up the very first version.
What am i missing? Link to the aur package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/rofi … ayland-git
Last edited by earthian (2024-02-29 20:39:46)
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Did you regenerate .SRCINFO after making the changes to the PKGBUILD ?
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I didn't. Thank you, sir.
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FYI, you did not need to use an epoch.
❯ vercmp v2.1.0.r14.g946b1ff-1 2.1.0.r14.g946b1ff-1
-1
Notice that the old version with the v prefix is older than without.
❯ vercmp --help
vercmp (pacman) v6.0.2
Compare package version numbers using pacman's version comparison logic.
Usage: vercmp <ver1> <ver2>
Output values:
< 0 : if ver1 < ver2
0 : if ver1 == ver2
> 0 : if ver1 > ver2
By the way, since no one probably even noticed, you can just remove the epoch.
Last edited by yochananmarqos (2024-02-29 21:32:54)
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