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It was removed a while back.
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/firefox-nightly/
Looks like it's very outdated... I know how to do the basics, like changing the package version/source URL and adding patches, etc... but updating destination folders/install files/permissions is out of my league. I'm also a little confused as to what Firefox actually depends on.
Mozilla started adding .mar files for the x86_64 nightly builds a few months back so this package has become somewhat interesting again.
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/ … est-trunk/
Any takers? I have cookies...
Edit: Scratch that, it seems to work fine if you just bump the version and change the dependencies. *facepalm*
Last edited by Pnevma (2008-08-07 19:43:53)
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I guess you could submit firefox-nightly with your update, if the usefulness of that build outweighs the confusion and clutter that yet another firefox build brings.
Note, we already have firefox-hg: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=17820 , but that one requires you to compile it.
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Well, I'm not interested in maintaining something that I don't really understand.
The only thing I did to get it to build was bump the version to 3.1a2pre, add x86_64 to the arch array, changed the source line to use ${arch} and changed the dependencies so that they were the same as the firefox-spookyet package in the AUR.
I think I had to copy/symlink /opt/mozilla/bin/firefox-nightly to /usr/bin/firefox-nightly as well.
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